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In this early epic of the hilarious and politically correct Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Freewheelin’ Franklin, Phineas, and Fat Freddy skip out ...

“A bicycle is a machine that you power yourself. You decide where you want to go,” writes cartoonist Powerpaola, as the guiding principle of this g...

Forged in the crucible of the Korean War, and produced by veterans of the Second World War, this volume's eight issues present the brutality and gr...

In the late 1940s, the first half of the Venus series from Marvel Comics predecessors Timely and Atlas Comics was published as a lighthearted roman...

In the vein of earlier comics-to-multimedia stars Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon, Atlas Comics launched their own pulp hero in 1951, looking ahead to...

American audiences have grown familiar with international comix through an influx of European bande dessinee and Japanese manga that has been trans...

Caravaggio: The Palette and the Sword Volume 1 is the first half of Milo Manara’s two-volume epic biography of the hot-tempered Italian master pain...

Multimedia artist and satirist Gerald Scarfe, best known worldwide for his Pink Floyd iconography and designs for Disney’sHercules, talks to Gary G...

Original cover by Max Huffman, lauded as one of 2022’s Best Cartoonists for Hypermutt! In this supplement to The Comics Journal magazine (free for ...

Collecting more than 500 pages of the influential Italian cartoonist’s most famous adaptations of the erotic literary canon in a beautiful slipcase...

When French tank crewman René Tardi was captured by the Germans on May 22, 1940, his life was forever changed. He is shipped off to a P.O.W. camp, ...

In the 22nd volume of The Complete Peanuts, new in paperback, Schulz’s cartooning has never been more expressive, and the strip continues to surpri...

A new box set collects the latest two volumes (Vols. 21 and 22) of the paperback series. The Complete Peanuts is the publishing project that launch...

The Poe Clan: a race of undead that feeds on the energy of the living, whiling away the centuries in a village of roses where time and geography ha...

In 1969, a feisty new comics magazine emerged to rival the popular horror magazines Creepy and Eerie: Web of Horror. Conceived by a plucky, indepen...

From cult favorite Eric Haven (Vague Tales, Compulsive Comics) comes this delightfully demented one-shot of pure comic book bliss! Ham-loving Ned h...

From Disney Adventures and its Gen-X sister magazines come tales of epic thrills and chills! Darkwing, Gosalyn, and the gang are back in more class...

In Guy Colwell’s first full graphic novel in over 30 years, we see one painter, Colwell himself, consider another, Hieronymus Bosch, and the story ...

What creative whirlwind brings Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Lilo and Stitch, and the Evil Queen together? Disney comics have existed since the dawn o...

Explore classic Disney adventures with Disney Masters Vol. 21: Mickey Mouse: The Monster of Sawtooth Mountain by Paul Murry and Vol. 22: Uncle Scro...

Joe Coleman paints incredibly detailed portraits of sinners, saints, freaks, and personal friends that collectively present a dark history of Ameri...

In May 1968, France exploded. Leftist student groups occupied the streets of Paris, riot police clashed with protesters, and a general strike sprea...

In this early epic of the hilarious and politically correct Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Freewheelin’ Franklin, Phineas, and Fat Freddy think the...

The first act of this thrilling two-part adventure tale takes place in Beirut in 1941, when renegade journalist Marcel Labrume crosses paths with t...

When Jack Davis took up his pen for EC Comics, he imbued his stories with a playful sense of (gallows) humor that made his innocent victims more ey...

Tommi Musturi’s Future traps the reader into a web of stories happening in different time spaces, providing perspectives on the possible futures of...

Ground Zero Comics continues the tradition of the successful activist comix of the 1970s and 1980s, providing reliable information about what nucle...

Peter Bagge returns to the series that defined a generation with this all-new, four-issue monthly miniseries! Buddy and Lisa, now middle aged with ...

The second issue of the most-anticipated series of 2024 tells the story fans have been waiting for over 30 years: yes, it’s “When Buddy Met Stinky!...

The all suburban-New Jersey issue! Weaving between 1985 and the present day, the third issue of Peter Bagge's triumphantreturn to Hatespans three g...

The all suburban-New Jersey issue! Weaving between 1985 and the present day, the third issue of Peter Bagge's triumphant return to Hate spans three...

Newly single fortysomethings Maria Bamford and Scott Cassidy each signed up on the dating site OkCupid, under the respective usernames “Hogbook” an...

The characters’ emotions drive the anti-capitalist, dystopian narrative in Iris: A Novel for Viewers, the earliest graphic novel produced in the Ne...

John Pham’s simple-seeming stories of best friends Jay and Kay and their misfit friends weave in and out, with unexpectedly sad twists and comical ...

Like a Lynchian take on Alice in Wonderland, Jessica Farm opens with an exterior of what could be any Midwestern farmhouse. Once inside, we track o...

Gruesome, spindly figures gather outside a house, then spirit away a dreaming youth, bed and all. The stage is set for 32 skin-crawling poems imagi...

Jack Kamen’s stories for The Vault of Horror, Tales From the Crypt, and The Haunt of Fear favored unnerving creepiness over gruesome shock. With hi...

Master cartoonist Charles Burns has never hidden his passion for comic books and pop culture from the 1950 and 1960s. Inspired by the romance, horr...

This issue of Love and Rockets features none other than love, and rockets! On the Gilbert side of the ledger, Guadalupe and Steve romp through the ...

Written in 1910 in his 70th year, Mark Twain, having lived through 14 wars waged just by his own country on others, declined to publish this poetic...

Buenos Aires, 2001. When Vilma passes away, few friends and relatives care to attend her funeral. This conspicuous absence sparks the curiosity of ...

Set against the tumultuous political backdrop of late ’60s Chicago, My Favorite Thing Is Monsters Book Two is the eagerly awaited conclusion to one...

“When I came to, I had that ‘Where am I?' feeling.“Only it was more like, ‘When am I?’”Trapped in a glitchy time machine at the end of the world, a...

The second issue of Mythologies & Apocrypha continues Tim Lane's exploration into the mythology of celebrity in America with “Steve McQueen &am...

Ernie Bushmiller stated that hisNancywas created for “the gum chewers” and not the “caviar eaters.” He might be surprised to find his work honored ...

Never Again Will I Visit Auschwitz is an act of self-discovery and the resuscitation of historical memory. At its heart is the intersection of a ge...

In our latest issue, NOW #13, cartoonist Kayla E. (USA) returns with an all-new “Precious Rubbish” strip exploring childhood trauma through her dar...

Within our visible world, there are hidden worlds full of unknown forces whose nature we cannot fathom. Ocultos swirls together a series of stories...