Fantagraphics

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...

“I’m psyched. I’m totally psyched. I’m not a loser… Who the hell am I kidding?”Life sucks for Dave Miller — he’s broke, girlfriendless, and stuck i...

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 ...

Children reading to cats, penguins imagining the impossibility of alien life not including them, imaginary friends romping in the forest, horror-mo...

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...

Joe Sacco's breakthrough work of graphic journalism — a now-established genre almost single handedly invented by Sacco — won the American Book Awar...

The often violent, visceral, and always provocative style of Japanese manga legend Gengoroh Tagame, one of the originators of Japanese bear culture...

When cartoonist Joe Matt unexpectedly passed away in 2023, it appeared that any hope of seeing new work would die with him. Matt, notoriously slow,...

When Petar returns home to civilian life after his two-year conscription in the ex-Yugoslavian army, he finds himself adrift. Even amidst the most ...

Walt Kelly's newspaper comic strip Pogo was a platform for Kelly to express political satire and commentary via a wildly entertaining, motley group...

This dynamic concluding volume introduces a curious creature from the fourth dimension — Eugene the Jeep! The minute this mysterious marvel with th...

Gilbert Hernandez (Love and Rockets) cannot be contained to one comic! In this issue, Fritz is Desalde, official sexual partner and caregiver to th...

Concluding the two-part “Desalde” that began last issue. Fritz — in one of her B-movie classics — stars as the titular heroine, a sympathetic peasa...

For years, acclaimed artist Drew Friedman has chronicled an oddball, alternate history of American pop culture, where forgotten character actors, o...

This is a tale of rage. Rage against hypocrisy, injustice, exploitation, and the wrongs done to a child who grew into a righteous killer….Complete ...

Sunday follows, over the course of one day, the stream of consciousness of a fictionalized version of the author’s cousin, Thibault. On the day of ...

Tell Me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins doubles as an official biography and coffee table art collection honoring the life and art of pioneering ca...

More than a decade before he created the world’s most famous cartoon sailor, Elzie Crisler Segar began his comics career in the movies. He drew car...

In the tradition of The Prince and the Pauper and Mickey’s Christmas Carol, Disney’s top stars dive back into wild spoofs of great literature! Dona...

A ghost in armor, a high noon showdown, and the treasure of a lifetime!In “Ghost in the Grotto,” Donald Duck and his nephews try to harvest kelp at...

In honor of Donald Duck's 90th anniversary, join us in tracing his comics career from 1934 to the present! Carl Barks’ “Lost in the Andes” and Don ...

Sick of the snow, Donald trades his house for an airplane so he and the boys can winter in the tropics. But fate intervenes, and they find themselv...

This season’s Carl Barks Library slipcased gift box set collects two of our earlier volumes in this popular series: Walt Disney’s Donald Duck: “Bal...

Carl Barks’s first foray into his signature series of adventures in “lost civilizations'' takes the Ducks deep into the Everglades, where they find...

Donald Duck is driven senseless by Duckburg’s hustle and bustle—and the cure might be a peaceful camping trip in the forest primeval. But can our m...

Who sank Steamboat Willie? Mickey and Peg Leg Pete declare a truce to solve an ancient mystery—but an older enemy hopes they go down with the ship!...

The year: 2000! The internet is still young—and that saucy sorceress, Magica De Spell, is turning early social media to her advantage: getting onli...

Bruce Barnes is a schoolteacher having yet another shit day. His students are a disrespectful nightmare, gleefully relishing the misery they put hi...

Julia Gfrörer is quietly one of the most influential cartoonists of her generation. Emerging from the Portland scene at the height of the Obama era...

Eleanor Davis’s bike tour from Tucson, Arizona to Athens, Georgia is a quest of epic proportions — not just geographically, which it surely is, but...