Bob Levin The unsettling life-imitates-art saga of Larry Flynt's most notorious protegé, "Chester the Molester" cartoonist Dwaine Tinsley, and his criminal trial after his teenage daughter accused him of sexually violating her.  Product Details...
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John Kerschbaum This graphic novel debut reads very much like a Loony Tunes cartoon — if all of the anthropomorphic animals were kvetching, balding, foul-mouthed misanthropes. A twisted combination of mundane realism and gross-out slapstick.  Product Details...
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Jason A multifaceted collection of over 25 stories from the first decade of Jason's career, with croquet-playing nuns, sentient cacti, autobiographical drunken escapades, lists of people who deserve to die, and God cheating at Trivial Pursuit.  Product Details...
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E.C. Segar Our third volume collecting the entirety of Segar's original Popeye (Thimble Theatre) covers 1932-1934 and includes the never-republished extra-large strips set at the Chicago World's Fair and an insightful scholarly essay.  Product Details...
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Patrick Rosenkranz This definitive chronicle is the only major historical work about the most influential artistic movement in America since the Beat Generation. Now in a newly designed, expanded and revised softcover edition.  Product Details...
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Zak Sally Sammy can't find peace and quiet in his own home (because a giant finger is poking him in the skull, for one thing), and some new "friend" won't take "No" for an answer to a picnic. Plus more drunken, scary, mustachioed business.  Product Details...
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Blake Bell The first critical retrospective of the work of the reclusive Spider-Man co-creator traces his life and career, his stylistic innovations, and his philosophical principles, in a lushly-illustrated coffee-table book.  Product Details...
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John Pham A variety of stories told in a range of styles and voices, all demonstrating a singular vision. Issue one features the first self-contained chapter of "221 Sycamore St." as well as "Deep Space," a semi-comical sci-fi odyssey.  Product Details...
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Michael Kupperman The eagerly anticiwaited fourth issue does something no comic magazine has ever done before... it helps your family organize its entire day! With Pagus, Twain and Einstein, The Scaredy Kids, and Jungle Princess!  Product Details...
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Charles Schulz As we rush toward the end of Peanuts' second decade, Snoopy looms large, Peppermint Patty ascends toward future stardom, Lucy antagonizes everyone and Charlie Brown is... Charlie Brown. Introduction by John Waters.  Product Details...
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Jason Perhaps Jason's loopiest premise: the by-now centuries old musketeer Athos has been reduced to a suavely dressed but useless near-panhandler. All this changes when Martians attack Earth, and suddenly a swashbuckling hero is needed.  Product Details...
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Thomas Ott A prison guard finds a slip of paper with a mysterious sequence of numbers, which lead his luck to change from good to bad to worse in this chilling tale from the Swiss horror master.  Product Details...
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Robert Pollard A collection of art and lyrics from the legendary Guided by Voices singer/songwriter featuring over 175 of Pollard's favorite collages, hand-picked by the artist.  Product Details...
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Rory Hayes The underground's most notorious modern primitive finally gets his due. This book, the first retrospective of Hayes’ career, features the best of his underground comics, plus paintings, covers, and artifacts rarely seen by human eyes.  Product Details...
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Bill Mauldin This new paperback edition brings together Mauldin’s complete works from 1940 through the end of the war under one cover. More than the record of a great artist, this is an essential chronicle of America’s citizen-soldiers.  Product Details...
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