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James Swinnerton is one of the most creative, respected, and prolific comic artists from the first half of the 20th century. Yet to the disappointment of classic comics lovers, his work has seen little reproduction. Until now. This sumptuous volume covers Swinnerton’s six-decade career in comics, from his beginnings as a sports/editorial cartoonist for William…
Oficinistas que se dirigen diariamente a la jaula de sus trabajos, bañistas que pierden toda su confianza al quedarse desnudos, hombres que se lamentan por la miseria de los demás pero no hacen nada por cambiar las cosas, exrevolucionarios entregados a la llamada del dinero… Cada viñeta de Quino es una flecha de dos puntas….
An “R” rated absurdist comic strip for the 12 year old boy hidden in all of us, Dickie critiques western cultural pillars in an age of political and social tribalism. Imagine Charlie Brown dropping out of highschool, moving to Belgium, and developing a bit of a drinking problem. Meet Dickie, a Belgian yokel with good…
Clover Press’s Complete Tom the Dancing Bug program bursts forward with the eighth chronological volume, covering all of the most recent installments of the comic strip, a two-time Pulitzer Prize Finalist, from 2020-2023. It’s the Great Storm, Tom the Dancing Bug! includes Bolling’s award-winning work covering the last year of the Trump presidency and the…
“Helen, Sweetheart of the Internet” was the first comic strip to make the leap from the Internet to newspaper syndication. It began online in 1996 and was syndicated to newspapers starting 2000. Now ComicMix is reprinting her adventures from the very beginning. Helen Nichols-you know her, you love her, you fear her if you know…
Are you bored?… Parents getting on your nerves… again?… Need some verbal ammunition?… Here’s 49 (extremely silly) questions to annoy your parents. Join the hilarious adventure of these naughty kids who will ask absolutely anything to make their parents blood boil. With an illustration for each haphazard attempt you’re guaranteed to laugh, smirk, and chuckle…
“This book made me and my kids cry with laughter. Our favourite one was Excuse 32.” ★★★★★ “This book has a quirky sense of humour that will no doubt appeal to fans of Wimpy Kid, Barry Loser and David Walliams. There are 49 interesting excuses including illustrations that range from slightly silly to completely outrageous….
“Lynda Barry’s Ernie Pook’s Comeek… made the world look wild, ugly, joyful, and mysterious.”?–The New Yorker Maybonne Mullen is “riding on a bummer” according to her little sister Marlys. As much as teenage Maybonne prays and tries she just can’t connect to the magic of living. How can she when there’s so much upheaval at…
Maybonne and Marlys Mullen endure the mortifying highs and lows of middle school in this Lynda Barry classic. Collected from the strip Ernie Pook’s Comeek, which was serialized in alternative weeklies across the continent, My Perfect Life captures the moment when Lynda Barry finds the perfect balance in longer-form storytelling between the bellyaching laughs and…
If you’re having a bad travel day, read a section or two of this book as part of your therapy. If you’re constipated or the opposite of constipated, read this book while sitting on your throne, because it will make whatever isn’t or is happening more fun. For the past forty years, bad things have…
This season’s Disney Masters slipcased gift box set collects Volume 13 and Volume 14 in our popular series: In Vol. 13, Mickey Mouse: The Sunken City, Mickey, Goofy, and their unsailable ship are already lost at sea when they get caught in a battle between pirate Pete and nasty submarine pilot Captain Grapple. At stake:…
Referred to by comic strip historian Maurice Horn as the “granddaddy of all costumed superheroes,” The Phantom was created in 1936 by Lee Falk. The strip hit the funny pages of newspapers well before the Dark Knight or Superman made their first appearances and has been acknowledged as an influence on every “masked man of…
Referred to by comic strip historian Maurice Horn as the “granddaddy of all costumed superheroes,” The Phantom was created in 1936 by Lee Falk with artwork by Sy Barry. The strip hit the funny pages of newspapers well before the Dark Knight or Superman made their first appearances and has been acknowledged as an influence…
Mort Walker, the “”Dean of American Cartooning,”” left behind a legacy that extended far beyond his Beetle Bailey and Hi and Lois fame. For the first time ever, Hermes Press and Bill Janocha (Walker’s assistant) present a rare selection of gags and art from Walker’s early years, before Beetle-mania took over the world. This historical…
Follow award-winning cartoonist Tom Batiuk as he chronicles Funky‘s evolution from gags to situational humor to behavioral humor In this eighth volume, Funky Winkerbean continues to move forward in real time, tackling issues of relevance and substance with characters whose lives are increasingly fateful and destined. Funky has placed Batiuk at the forefront of a…
Take a dive into the wet, wacky, and biodiverse world of Sherman’s Lagoon, one of the most enjoyable ensemble casts of marine life ever to be seen in the funny papers Take a dive into the wet, wacky, and biodiverse world of Sherman’s Lagoon, one of the most enjoyable ensemble casts of marine life ever…
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