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Another classic Moomin story reworked in full colour

The Envelope Manufacturer chronicles the hardships and gradual demise of a small company as it struggles to adapt to a changing economic landscape.

Puke Force is social satire written across Brian Chippendale's deconstructed multiverse in scathingly funny single-page strips. Using humour and a frantic drawing style he takes on social media narcissism, governmental propaganda, racism, the hypocrisies of the left, and a culture of violence.

The world's strongest girl, Pippi Longstocking, is back with a fresh set of funny problems and even funnier solutions. This volume collects over 100 pages of comic's from Pippi's creator, Astrid Lindgren, and her collaborator, the illustrator Ingrid Vang Nyman.

An absorbing and eloqent portrait of Hitler's life, which cooly examines his calculated political rise and his charismatic appeal

The First Full Length Graphic Novel From The Author Of Shrimpy and Paul // Who Will Win The All-Star Schnauzer Band Song Contest?

Moominmma accidentally joins a club of gangersts after being refused entry to Moominpappa's new 'rebel father's club.

Colouring books for adults are an ever-widening market, both for stress relief, relaxation, and as a creative activity in its own right. As an accomplished literary cartoonist, Nilsen s foray into colouring books will interest both his fans and new readers entranced by his drawing style.

A heartwarming tale of Moomin's reunion with his parents

The Birth Of Kitaro collects seven of Shigeru Mizuki's early, and beloved, Kitaro stories, making them available for the first time in English, in an all-new, format

Glidden s debut novel landed on several best of the year lists, including high profile ones like Entertainment Weekly. She also earned a YALSA Great Graphic Novels for Teens distinction and won an Ignatz Award. Since, her stature as both a cartoonist and journalist have only grown, with comics appearing on The Guardian s website and The Nib.

The series has been revamped this so that it will be accessible for kids. The new format for Kitaro, akin to how other manga is published in North America, will be at a very affordable price point and in a smaller format, perfect for its all-ages audience.

Moomin and the Martians is a lighthearted romp that reaffirms the importance of family.

A longlost memoir about being a stripper.

Unrequited love, underage drinking, and teen angst rule at a high school for mutants and witches

Adult Contemporary is a collection of odd absurdist imaginings, surrealist comics, and physical comedy gags from Bendik Kaltenborn, a New Yorker and New York Times illustrator.

Delicate, complex drawings tell of a science-fiction world.

A mysterious, unsettling parable from one of North America's most popular cartoonists.

A rerelease of the classic comic in honour of the centenary of Tove Jansson's birth.

The world's strongest girl, Pippi Longstock--ing, is back with a fresh set of funny prob--lems and even funnier solutions.

"Continuing the new semiannual hardcover format for Palookaville in volume 21, Seth presents two very different autobiographical pieces, and the continuation of Part Four of the ongoing Clyde Fans serial."--Amazon.com.

Everywhere Antennas is the portrait of a woman caught in the margins, struggling to balance the demands of technology and modern life with the need to find meaningful relationships and work. Roughly hewn figures, sketched in pencil crayon on brightly contrasting backgrounds, populate the pages of this flowing, emotive work.

Over Easy is a brilliant portrayal of a familiar coming-of-age story; equal parts time capsule of late 1970s life in California-with its deadheads, punks, disco rollers, casual sex, and drug use-and bildungsroman of a young woman who grows from a naive, sexually inexperienced art-school dropout into a self-aware, self-confident artist.

Petty Theft is a comedy of errors, a laugh-out-loud account of a man on a mission, and a heavily fictionalised memoir about the addictiveness of book-ownership.

Workplace stresses may be killer in this off-the-rails office satireRichard thinks he's in luck when he snags a job at the cuckoo-clock factory, but things start to go wrong right off the bat. First of all there's his boss, who doesn't seem to have the strongest grip on reality and has an odd penchant for silly hats. Then there are his coworkers, who are alternately evasive and idiotic when asked about anything pertaining to actually getting work done. Finally there's George, the employee Richard's replacing, who supposedly quit but whose family has just appeared on national TV pleading for his safe return. It's all adding up to a very strange workplace, and when the company goes on a retreat, everything spools quickly out of control. From the author of Anna and Froga comes a wry, offbeat whodunnit that centers on office life. Anouk Ricard's subtle, sardonic humor undermines the characters' desperate attempts to be taken seriously, as they bungle kidnappings, misunderstand social cues, and let petty disagreements become feuds. Ricard's dim-witted characters aspire to deviousness but miss their mark, remaining firmly in the domain of slapstick. With cleverly observed dialogue, charming artwork, and brilliantly over-the-top plotting, Benson's Cuckoos will delight the adult fans of Ricard's comics for kids.

With few words and a gorgeous style, a cartoonist takes aim at the hypocrises of the art world.