Once upon a time there were two cats: one black as tar, one white as snow. They are pals, but always squabble over which one is the prettier cat. One day their curiosity gets the best of them, and they jump into buckets of paint to change color—turning their whole world topsy turvy! After some playful chaos, they soon learn their lesson and rekindle their friendship. Ayin Hillel’s bouncy rhymes and Shimrit Elkanati’s endearingly cute drawings combine to tell a charming tale of friendship and folly. A Tale of Two Cats is a lovingly crafted comics story that will enchant early readers and their parents.

Funny Tunes numbers from 16 to 23 for a total of 8 issues. Series numbering continued from Krazy Komics and continues into Oscar Comics with issues 24.

The first four issues were published by Timely, afterwards the series was switched over to the publisher, St. John, then to Pines.

Marvin Mouse was published in 1957 for only 1 issue.

Dippy Duck was published in 1957 for only 1 issue.

Series Continues as "Adventures of the Big Boy" (1956) at issue #3.

The wildly popular, bestselling sci-fi series by Katherine Applegate and Michael Grant returns in a new full-color graphic novel series, adapted by Chris Grine.

They're back! The Strangers of Paradise gang returns in their first all-new, full-color story since 2007 - as 6 year olds! Francine and Katchoo comb the neighborhood for a missing peanut butter and jelly sandwich, but Darcy bribes Tambi to find it first and every suspect reeks of PB&J. Meanwhile, the mysterious 'Kissing Bandit' seems unusually fixated on Francine, and Casey launches an all-out attack on David's 'No Girls' treehouse.

When the Twolegs destroy the warrior Clans' forest home, Graystripe--second in command of ThunderClan--is captured while trying to help his comrades escape! However, Graystripe soon discovers that the captive life as a pampered kittypet isn't all that bad. The cozy Twoleg nest and his new, affectionate family help Graystripe put his Clan days behind him. Still, nothing compares to the life of a warrior! With a new kittypet ally, Millie, by his side, will Graystripe ever find his way back to the Clan?

Kid Movie Komics continued from Kid Komics #10 and was published for only 1 issue. This series continued into Rusty Comics.

The adventures of Our Gang, better known as the Little Rascals, plus Tom and Jerry, Barney Bear, and more.

Teen-age animal funnies.

Inspired by West African folklore and stories handed over centuries, this unique graphic novel follows the adventures of Mansour Keita, last prince of a dying kingdom, and Awa Kouyaté, his loyal Djeli, or 'royal storyteller' as they journey to meet the great wizard who destroyed their world and then withdrew into his tower, never to be seen again. On their journey they'll cross paths with friend and foe, from myth and legend alike, and revisit the traditions, tales, and stories that gave birth to their people and nurture them still. But what dark secret lies at the heart of these stories, and what purpose do their tellers truly serve?

*Special Undercover Investigation Teams.

The comics continuation of Nickelodeon's hit series Avatar: The Last Airbender returns with a treasure trove of short stories, collected for the first time in a single volume! Follow Team Avatar as they journey through the four nations! From Earth King Kuei to the Kyoshi Warriors, and Mai to the Boulder, your favorite Avatar: The Last Airbender friends are back for a wide-ranging exploration of life in their world. And where they go, danger, fun, and high jinks are sure to follow! This full-color volumes collects short stories from The Lost Adventures and Team Avatar Tales, and includes the work of fan-favorite creators like Michael Dante DiMartino, Gene Luen Yang, Gurihiru, Faith Erin Hicks, Kiku Hughes, and many more! Add this gorgeous collection to your collection today!

The Monkey And The Bear during 1953 through 1954 for 3 issues.

Buck Duck was a humor/anthropomorphic anthology comic published by Atlas in 1953 over the course of four issues. The series had a short life but interestingly enough, despite each issue containing many stories, all the art (including the covers) was done by a single artist (Ed Winiarski) rather then a varied group of artists.

Wacky Duck ran in 1948 for only 2 issues.

When the house's tiny residents decide to take extreme measures, Gus will meet the gremlins up close and personal-just like his grandfather, who first discovered them sixty years ago!

The classic comic strip character Little Nemo, created by the legendary Windsor McCay in 1905, is given brand new life through a collection of beautiful and whimsical new adventures by celebrated author Frank Pé. Pé pays tribute to Little Nemo and the cast of mythical characters created by Windsor McCay in 1905. The celebrated artist plunges into their universe with delight, inviting readers to stroll through his own poetic and whimsical imagination. A century later, he breathes new life into this wonderful world. A masterful reinterpretation in the style of a dreamlike journey that sings an ode to nature and childhood.