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Ollie wasn’t looking for trouble, but after she saved the Antichrist from being slaughtered, it came for her. Ollie lived by one rule. Never get involved with anyone for any reason; humans, demons, fae folk, it didn’t matter. They were all trouble. keeping her distance was how she survived in the criminal underworld for so…
Below Average reveals the untold story of the generation of women in between Sex and the City and Girls: just swap the Manolos for tall cans, the selfies for shame–and throw in a marginally insane Vietnam Vet father. Every girl who feels like she doesn’t measure up will feel less alone after reading Below Average,…
In The Egg, Esther, a body builder, and Mona, a butterfly, embark on a strange voyage for an elusive elixir to restore their lost powers. During their travels, they encounter a wide variety of characters, including a woman who is endlessly working to interpret the shape of the sun, a romantic creature named Poef who…
A birdwatcher finds something terrible in the woods entering him into a strange and desperate world. Egbert is a member of the Cocoon County Birding Club. While his fellow birders are obsessed with invasive species, or compulsive internet donating, his goal is to add a rare “Painted Bunting” to his life list. His online therapist…
A comic book potpourri collecting over a decade of fever dreams, lost highways, and psycho-sexual noir. Welcome to the club. Wasp Video Roadhouse compiles a trove of hard to find zines and self published mini-comics that even the most die hard fans have never seen. Includes: ‘Steam Walkway’ (2010), ‘Micro Pitch’ (2012), ‘Shit Town’ (2012),…
The Animal Kingdom reflects imagined humor experienced and expressed by numerous species, including sea creatures and selected members of the insect community, as seen through the eyes of internationally known cartoonist, Scott Wood. Well known for his comic strip, “Quibbley”, which appeared in the European edition of The Stars and Stripes, as well as his…
The Animal Kingdom reflects imagined humor experienced and expressed by numerous species, including sea creatures and selected members of the insect community, as seen through the eyes of internationally known cartoonist, Scott Wood. Well known for his comic strip, “Quibbley”, which appeared in the European edition of “The Stars and Stripes”, as well as his…
Scott Wood has far too much fun drawing and coloring his witty and whimsical cartoons, so when someone suggested letting other people join in and share the fun, he jumped at the idea. The result is a selection of his personal favorite cartoons from his latest book, The Animal Kingdom, which he’s left in black…
Scott Wood has far too much fun drawing and coloring his witty and whimsical cartoons, so when someone suggested letting other people join in and share the fun, he jumped at the idea. The result is a selection of his personal favorite cartoons from his latest book, The Animal Kingdom, which he’s left in black…
Scott Wood has far too much fun drawing and coloring his witty and whimsical cartoons, so when someone suggested letting other people join in and share the fun, he jumped at the idea. The result is a selection of his personal favorite cartoons from his latest book, The Animal Kingdom, which he’s left in black…
Quibbley first enlisted with the US Army in 1984, when cartoonist Scott Wood introduced him to the military world through the pages of the European edition of “Stars and Stripes.” “Quibbley” enjoyed a long and distinguished – if not particularly heroic – service career, entertaining the troops a long way from home with his wit…
It’s like a sketch diary, a quirky pencil sketch comic based on events in the life of the author. From army wife to geek life, cats and beyond. They’re sloppily drawn, they’re funny, and they’re (exaggerated) true stories.
The follow up to Michael Sweater’s cult hit Please Destroy My Enemies that Boing Boing called “darlingly ironic and awful” is now available! Featuring such new characters as Karate Dad, man who hates computers, and the feral girl. This book is sure to please anyone who hates Twitter, the government, or just themselves.
Michael Sweater’s Silver Sprocket debut is back in dazzling full-color.Witty and irreverent funny comics by skater/tagger/punk Michael Sweater, clearly raised on Calvin and Hobbes, The Far Side and Foxtrot. Get excited about this collection of cute and disturbing comics, all too relatable and gut wrenchingly hilarious. Boing Boing raves “I love Michael Sweater’s collection of…
Lorna’s like any other girl–she loves cats, she’s incredibly awkward, and she won’t hesitate to pull a knife on those who displease her.From CATBOY creator Benji Nate, LORNA follows the malicious yet charming Lorna as she learns about fashion, friendship, and romance, with a generous helping of murder.
Disappointed with her romantic prospects in Hell, a demon ascends to Earth’s surface on a quest for loving tenderness from human men.Disappointment, disintegration, and hilarity ensue in this brimstone-infused roasting of modern romance.
