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How to Read Nancy$25.75Finally!!! After repeated cancellations and seemingly interminable delays, How to Read Nancy: The Elements of Comics in Three Easy Panels, Mark Newgarden & Paul Karasik's definitive deconstruction of Ernie Bushmiller's... -
Rusty Brown$16.75The first thing that came to mind when lifting the first copy of Rusty Brownout ofthe shipping case upon its arrivalis that this volumehas the heft – and then some –and feel of the Frank King Walt & Skeezix collections,... -
Hokusai Manga$29.75Now at last available in the USA, here is a look at where it all started – manga that is! This pint-sized box set is truly power-packed! While it’s pages measure a mere 4 1/4" x 5 3/4”, its three volumes contain well over 1000... -
The Cage$21.75When we learned that New York Review Comics was planning a new edition of two of Vaughn-James's other major works from the 1970s (Elephant and The Projector) later this year, we felt it was high time to bring this work, which...
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The Walking Man - Expanded Edition$25.75The Walking Man is, truly, a one of a kind work, and so we are happy to announce that it is once again available in English. It is a work where nothing happens; which leaves room for everything. Whereas most storieswork through... -
Howard Cruse Celebration Special$27.72To celebrate the return of Stuck Rubber Baby to print, we are offering a super special combo deal for anyone interested in purchasing both the new 25th Anniversary edition of Stuck Rubber Baby and the full-size hardcover... -
Making Comics$19.70It's here! The new volume of comics pedagogy by The Funnest Teacher in the World, Lynda Barry! As most watchers of this space are likely already aware, Ms. Barry was recently awarded a MacArthur Fellowship (aka "the genius... -
Glenn Ganges in "The River at Night"$29.75At looooong last – the first issue of Ganges was published in 2006 – the completeGangeshas been collected in this excellent hardcover volume from Drawn and Quarterly. And not just collected: In preparing this work for its...
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The Loneliness of the Long Distance Cartoonist$26.75Detail-oriented,perfectionist, highly-caffeinated, self-conscious (andself-critical)readersof Adrian Tomine's comics memoir will relate –and laugh – while absorbing every word, line and nuance of this work; especially his... -
Kingdom$16.75Released in the UK at the close of 2018,the latest work from Jon McNaught is now, at last, available stateside. A beautifully produced, 128 page, full size hardcover,Kingdomis a real eye opener, and is surely his most... -
EC Classics: Man and Superman and Other Stories$25.75Here, all together in a single volume, are Harvey' Kurtzman's epochal science fiction shorts for EC comics, along with a his handful of horror and crime comics – and the often cited VD educational comic, "Lucky FIghts It... -
This One Summer$17.00This One Summer is a finely nuanced portrait of pubescents at the dawning of their age of sexuality that will have readers slowing down if not stopping in their tracks to pause and soak up every line ofstunningly good work. The...
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Nat Turner$15.70Mister Baker, perhaps the funniest cartoonist alive, steps out of his clown shoes and puts on his severest suit and tie to deliver this sermon of repression and defiance, violence and vengeance, and struggle and sacrifice, in... -
The SwampYoshiharu Tsuge, Ryan Holmberg + 1 more$22.50The Swamp collects key pieces from the early years of Tsuge Yoshiharu's career and simultaneouslyprovides an up close and personal look at post-war Japan. These storieshint at thebeginnings of the key themesthat would occupy... -
Comics: Easy as ABC$9.25Comics may not just be for kids anymore, but, of course, they still are especially well suited for stimulating the construction of neural pathways involved in decoding text, images and linking them together in chains of meaning... -
LAAB #4: This Was Your Life$17.75Ronald Wimberly & Co. are back with another issue of the broadsheet newspaper art magazine, LAAB! A feast for the mind as well as the eyes, it features a host of fascinating pieces chock full of interesting insights...
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King-Cat Comics and Stories #79$4.75The new issue of King-Cat has arrived, just in time to help shake off the winter blahs. 32 pages of comics on dogs, science, nature, granpa an more, plus commentary, lists, letters – and 4 pages of bonus art by special guest... -
Washington Unbound$11.75Created right here in Pittsburgh, PA, Washington Unbound is an epic adventure fantasy featuring none other than America's first President, George Washington! Starting out in November 1793, it follows President Washington as he... -
Education$26.75A tour de force of comics formalism, John Hankiewicz's graphic novel, Education is a bolt from the blue. Hankiewicz's comics work is perilously difficult to describe, butwe're going to take a moment to get our thoughts in order... -
Sky Hawk$22.22Action and adventure comics simply don't get any better than this epic graphic novel by Jiro Taniguchi. Conceived of as an homage to the "spaghetti westerns" of cinema and bandes dessinée – especially the Lt. Blueberry series...
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No Longer Human$30.00The latest from the horror manga master, Junji Ito is a 600 page hardcover graphic novel, complete with die cut dust jacket. It is an adaptation of the cult Japanese novel of the same name, written by Osamu Dazai and originally... -
Cats of the Louvre$25.75428pages of all new (in English, in North America) Taiyo Matsumoto, featuring cats & and classicalFrench art, in a nicedual-texture (cloth/gloss)hardcover from Viz – what more do you want?Cats ofthe Louvre! -
Pittsburgh$25.75A story that required years of fermentation to arrive at its requisite form, Pittsburgh is a comics meditation on family and identity that unfolds within a complex matrix of time, place and self as it is inscribed within... -
Is This How You See Me?$15.99Jaime whips readers back and forth across four decades in this long awaited tale of Maggie and Hopey's reconnection at a punk rock reunion. And in the process asks – and answers – the question, "What are we today, but all our...
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Parallel Lives$21.75Yes! The new Olivier Schrauwen collection has arrived, hot off the press. Featuring the long out of print cult classic, "Greys" – which is a strong contender for the crown ofgreatest alien abduction story ever produced, in any... -
Brazen: Rebel Ladies Who Rocked the World$15.75Pénélope Bagieu's Brazen is a collection of 29 comics biographies originally created for the Frenchnewspaper, Le Monde. Employing a clear concise line and limited but playfulcolor palette, for the most part within a well... -
Baron Bean, 1918: The Complete Third Year$25.75Huzzah! Here it is: the third – and final (>sob<) – year of Herriman's inventive, insightful and very funny strip– which wrapped up pretty much exactly a century ago–that he drew concurrently with Krazy Kat!Starting off... -
Boundless$21.75Boundless is a 248 assemblage composed of ninetales: World Class City;Body Pods;The Clairfree System;1. Jenny;Half Life;Darla!;bedbug;Sexcoven;Boundless. Each is possessed of itsown individual artistic personality, chosen to...
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Angels and Magpies$15.99It's Jaime to the rescue! The holiday season is notably brighter with the arrival of Angels and Magpies. The latest in the uniform softcover edition of Love and Rockets brings together the meta-comics masterwork, God and... -
Tarzan, The Jesse Marsh Years Omnibus – Volume One$25.75Wow! Dark Horse really did it right this time and has produced a book worthy of the great Jesse Marsh art it contains. Their first Tarzan Omnibus is a joy to behold. Collecting just shy of 700 pages of spectacular full color... -
The Panic Fables$26.75Hold onto your hats - the complete collection of The Panic Fables by Alejandro Jodorowsky has arrived. All 284 strips, originally created in 1967-1973, written AND drawn by Jodorowsky, all translated into English for the first... -
Unflattening$20.00Believe it or not, it's been over twenty years since the publication of Understanding Comics, which established the breakthrough realization that the most effective way to truly explain how comics work is in comics form. Now,...
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Jackie Ormes, The First African American Woman Cartoonist$35.75This lavishly illustrated -- in black and white and full color -- oversize hardcover volume published by the University of Michigan Press brings us the life and career of an important American artist. Jackie Ormes was born... -
Stroppy$19.75Stroppy is here: it's ALL NEW; it's a self-contained whole; it's by Canadian cartoonist extraordinaire, Marc Bell; it's...a giant-size, full-colour, underground comix classic presented to an unsuspecting [well, not for long]... -
Blast Furnace Funnies$8.002011 marked the culmination of a decades-spanning career arc as Frank Santoro found his art at the center of the 2011 Pittsburgh Biennial at The Carnegie Museum of Art, where he attended studio art classes as a youth. We are... -
Aya: Life in Yop CIty$22.22This ia a softcover 3-in-1 omnibus of the three hardback Aya graphic novels previously released by Drawn & Quarterly over the last five years or so:Aya, Aya of Yop City,andAya, the Secrets Come Out. It also additionally...
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