And speaking of finely crafted books from Drawn & Quarterly, here's the latest from the cartoonist who more than anyone else is responsible for what might be considered the D&Q "house style", whose conscious integration of book design as a formal element into the structure, significance and meaning of his comics works may very well be his most lasting contribution to the medium.  The GNBCC is a follow-up to his first "sketchbook" graphic novel, Wimbledon Green.  Not exactly a sequel, it is set in the same quasi-fictional/semi-factual world and (re)creates an unequalled sense of Canadian comics cameraderie.  Complete with exhaustive index and reproductions of Seth's cardboard constructions.