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HONOR AND COMPROMISE is a select portion of the ANDROS ODYSSEY series focusing on the critical period (864 – 899 CE) of Western history. Based on historical documents of the Byzantine Empire, this historical novel describes vividly the political intrigue, love affairs, assassinations, family squabbles and wars relating to the establishment of Christianity and the…
In the Floyd Archives is a cartoon novel (with footnotes!) lightly based on Freud’s famous case histories – the Wolf Man, the Rat Man, Dora and Little Hans. But in this wildly inventive comic, the analyst is a bird and his patients are animals too: Wolfman is a passive-aggressive wolf with identity issues, Rat Ma’am,…
Marilyn Monroe is one of the most beloved icons of our time– the original blonde bombshell. She defined the term sex symbol and captivated the attention of the public with her tumultuous ups-and-downs. She has inspired devotion and admiration among her fans at a level never before seen. Follow her story, from beginning to end…
Actor, Teacher, Philosopher, Icon. These are just a few of the words that describe the most influential martial artist of all time: Bruce Lee. Immortal Dragon: Bruce Lee follows Bruce’s life from his infancy starting out as a child actor to his tragic death and posthumous superstardom.
Few actors achieve the level of fame afforded silver screen icon John Wayne. Born Marion Mitchell Morrison, his distinct vocal cadence, intimidating physical presence, and signature look made him a box office draw for 30 years. Although he’s been gone for 36 years, his legacy remains. TidalWave is proud to present this graphic tribute to…
James Dean was a true American original. From his early days in Indiana to his life in the big cities, he forged a singular path that defied convention and defined him as an icon throughout the world. Dean’s shorts and explosive life offers pathos and humor, as well as questions that linger to this day.
“Johnny Damm’s Science of Things Familiar diagrams the ways we move toward and away from one another, exploring relationship through the failures and disjuncts that reveal it. In annotated illustrations taken out of their original context, in comics stripped of their narrative content, and in cinematic essays whose parts are sutured where they’ve been spliced,…
Autodesk 3ds Max 2024: A Comprehensive Guide textbook aims at harnessing the power of Autodesk 3ds Max for modelers, animators, and designers. The book caters to the needs of both the novice and the advanced users of 3ds Max. Keeping in view the varied requirements of the users, the book first introduces the basic features…
Comic books, cartoons and toys became golden tickets to the dreams within realms of creative pastime. My heroes, besides Apollo Astronauts, were the men and women who created these wonders of escapism. All my life, art and illustration have been a beloved and true companion. So much so, that I felt compelled to put pencil…
Millions of Americans follow the adventures of Beetle Bailey, Blondie, Luann, Dick Tracy, Gil Thorp and other top comic strip characters. We love to laugh at their adventures-and their misadventures. But, as the title of this powerful new comic book declares: Bullying Is No Laughing Matter. This full-color paperback represents a historic “team up” of…
A trio of Hamster Gangsters (Leroy, Clyde and Mooky) embark on a mini crime wave. Along the way they encounter the Feret Bureau of Investigation, Guinea Pig Cops, Prison Screws and the occasional rat. They hang out in squeakeasys with their gangster moles and do their best to avoid a life behind bars. A spoof…
Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny, these 125 cartoons from the popular Guardian comic series Peter Duggan’s Artoons tackle the whole of Western art history, from cave art to Koons. What Kate Beaton has done for literature, The Untrue History of Art does for art, managing the tricky feat of being both lightheartedly silly and refreshingly intelligent. Find…
Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny, these 125 cartoons from the popular Guardian comic series Peter Duggan’s Artoons tackle the whole of Western art history, from cave art to Jeff Koons. What Kate Beaton has done for literature, The Untrue History of Art does for art, managing the tricky feat of being both lightheartedly silly and refreshingly intelligent….
A collection of esoteric cartoons about editing, publishing, indexing, and freelancing, accumulated over ten years of monthly blogging at ivacheung.com. One dollar from each book sold goes toward supporting Indigenous editing and publishing initiatives through the Indigenous Editors Association.
Single sided pages Over 26 intricate hand-drawn designs Delightful animal scenes that all ages will enjoy Fine details added that the experienced colorist can use to create a true work of art Rediscover the joy and relaxation that coloring can bring This coloring book for all ages explores the fascinating worlds of dozens of beautiful…
In The Exquisite Triumph of Wormboy, multi-award winning illustrator and graphic novelist James Kochalka brings us a thematic collection of drawings that chronicle the exploits of a worm who embarks on an adventure of rescue, fueled by inescapable surges of bravery. This odyssey is aptly and expertly versified into an ekphrastic epic by former Vermont…
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