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Hilarious and heartwarming doodles capture the quirkiness of life, and sprinkle a little more whimsy for good measure! In her fifth collection of doodles, Margot La Fontaine once again offers up some touching and relatable reflections on everyday life, including those times when we find ourselves thinking … ? 98 original cartoons by Margot La…
Hilarious and heartwarming doodles capture the quirkiness of life, and sprinkle a little more whimsy for good measure! This fourth instalment of delightful characters and odd situations from Margot La Fontaine’s otherworldly imagination are infinitely shareable, reminding us that we are not alone when we are feeling … ? 98 original cartoons by Margot La…
Hilarious and heartwarming doodles capture the quirkiness of life, and sprinkle a little more whimsy for good measure! The third book of Margot La Fontaine’s ‘We Are All Funny Little Creatures’ series delivers more of characteristic quirky trove of scribbled observations, many of which will seem remarkably familiar, including that time when … ? 98…
Hilarious and heartwarming doodles capture the quirkiness of life, and sprinkle a little more whimsy for good measure! In her second volume of charismatic doodles, you can continue to find comfort and cheer among Margot La Fontaine’s poignant and relatable observations of the world we live in, including those times when … ? 98 original…
Hilarious and heartwarming doodles capture the quirkiness of life, and sprinkle a little more whimsy for good measure! In this collection of idle observations by Margot La Fontaine, you will find something that will lift your spirits when you’re down, have you in stitches at a glance, or remind you of that moment when ……
This is book 16 of the Shine of the Moon series. Shine of the Moon, a 34th century hybrid cat/human, joins forces with goblin teenagers Shadow on the Rose and Breeze through the Grass to try to rid the land of the thousands of ghosts left after one of the four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,…
The Good, the Bad and the Fugly spirals into a nihilistic farce set in the flaming dump heap of Nicklesworth, a Weird West town so laughably cursed it makes your cat do a stink face. At the heart of this absurdity are three factions that feel less like communities and more like symptoms of a…
Hilarious and heartwarming doodles capture the quirkiness of life, and sprinkle a little more whimsy for good measure! In this eighth gathering of gentle insights and endearing oddities, Margot La Fontaine once again captures life’s delightful absurdities, especially those familiar moments when everything feels a bit like … ? 98 original cartoons by Margot La…
The third collection of the ongoing comic strip series by Richard Barker. The pathos and tragicomedy continue as our hapless protagonist and his friends, family and acquaintances bump against the world and each other. Profound questions with disturbing implications are raised and the strange hinterland between what’s objectively real and what’s inside Norman’s head is…
From the beginning, Hedgehog Boy was far more than a simple queer fairytale: it’s use of such a heavy topic as child abuse and it’s consequences, both physical and psychological, marked it as a well-thought form of therapy. Contrary to historical fairy tales, which usually showed kids the dangers of straying from the “normal” path…
The Ballad of Stinky Pete is a dark satire of corrupt politicians, the Ad industry, and life’s cruel twists of fate. This book is a hilariously jeering parody about a courtroom sketch artist who travels to New York to cover the Donald Trump Hush Money Trial. From the moment he arrives in New York City,…
Fans of art, comics, humor, and wit will find Stick Figure Wisdom The Facts of Life to be filled with all this and more. Using stick figures and simple symbols, the author cuts through the noise to deliver complex concepts and universal truths, inspiring us to see the world from a deeper perspective. Discover the…
Step into the world of Stick Figure Wisdom through the captivating pages of The Facts of Life. This 8.5″ x 8.5″ book is a tranquil exploration of our essence. Inside, you’ll find a collection of line art imbued with life’s profound messages. Each piece is a reflective journey, a contemplation of the human experience. The…
This graphic novel is about a kid named Ji who was born in Denver, Colorado, where life seems terrific. Except his parents paid little attention to him. They consume themselves in technology and social media, pushing Ji aside for their timeline. Hatred towards technology brews in Ji, leading to his desire to control it to…
Emmett is frustrated. When a naïve pig’s sexual frustration becomes too much to bear, he sets off from the farm in search of someone, anyone who can help. With no standards and even fewer scruples, Emmett soon learns that wooing a partner into a roll in the mud is not so simple. If you found…
It was the early-1990’s, and Ronald Regan had just deregulated the electric power industry. I was bored. With deregulation, the TVA, (Tennessee Valley Authority), which had once monopolized the generation and distribution of electricity, suddenly found itself on an alien playing field, rife with looming competition and desperately in need of a real marketing manager,…
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