Wes Anderson startled audiences with his stop-motion animated film of Roald Dahl's Fantastic Mr Fox.He now displays his unique wit and playful visual sense in an action-filled saga of Samurai dogs.

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Collects all three volumes of the Eisner Award-nominated graphic novels series, which skewers a self-important male literary poser. Living in a beat-up motel and consorting with the downtrodden as well as the mid-level literati, Fante Bukowski must overcome great obstacles ― a love interest turned rival, ghostwriting a teen celebrity's memoirs, no actual talent ― to gain the respect and adoration from critics and, more importantly, his father. Van Sciver has created a scathing, hilarious, and empathetic character study of a self-styled author determined that he's just one more poem (or drink) away from success. The book includes a foreward by novelist Ryan Boudinot (Blueprints of the Afterlife), a facsimile reproduction of Bukowski's literary debut, 6 Poems (thought lost to time in the wake of a motel fire that destroyed the entire original print run), a "Works Cited" section, and a selection of "visual tributes" by over two dozen cartoonists including Nina Bunjevac, Simon Hanselmann, Jesse Jacobs, Ed Piskor, Leslie Stein, and others.

Kitty Pryde was an average school girl with a secret. Her parents weren't sure how to handle her 'quirks', and the other girls at school called her a mutie freak. However, when Mr Lehnsherr arrived offering Kitty a scholarship to Xavier's Acdemy for the Gifted, Kitty's life soon changed.If life in an exclusive school in New York wasn't scary enough; she soon discovered that all the pupils there were mutants, and that she was the only girl! The only other women were the teachers; Storm who was an outrageous punk, and Ms Grey had been away all semester recruiting other new students.

An exiled princess, a knight and his young companion travel across a kingdom in turmoil to rally support so the princess can reclaim her throne. On a journey fraught with danger, they briefly find sanctuary in an isolated community of woman warriors before departing for the city of Ohman. Not only is a mysterious treasure said to be hidden there, but a peasant uprising, inspired by a mythical text about equality, is in full, bloody swing. In the first volume of this sweeping graphic novel, each person’s convictions will be put to the test.

The world is in the grips of an economic crisis. Due to mass unemployment, advanced technology has been outlawed. The world is now divided between those with implanted technology and those without. When the world's most famous anti-tech crusader dies and is resurrected using the illegal technology he has sworn to eliminate, he must decide who to fight with his terrifying new powers. From visionary Grammy-nominated producer and DJ Steve Aoki and Eisner award-winning writer Jim Krueger, with art by Neil Edwards and Jheremy Raapack.

Travel ‘round the globe with Archie and the gang! See the world–from The Archies on tour in the Philippines, to Raj’s documentary in India, a quick layover with Reggie in Rome and finally B&V getting some royal treatment in Canada!

Animated Movie-Tunes was published during 1945 through 1946 for a total of 2 issues. This series continued into Movie Tunes Comics.

Dopey Duck was published during 1945 through 1946 for a total of 2 issues. This series continued into Wacky Duck.

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The definitive collection of the highly-political comic book classic of global capitalism, rebellion and exploitation from legends Pat Mills (Marshal Law) and the late, great Carlos Ezquerra (Judge Dredd)! Eve is unemployed after leaving university and is immediately conscripted as a soldier working for a corporation and discovers just how South American countries are being exploited to create food needed to feed the increasing population for their profit under the guise of western paternalism.Written in the late 80s by Pat Mills (Nemesis the Warlock, Slaine) but even more relevant today as the concerns about global capitalism are even more pronounced in the public consciousness.Carlos (Judge Dredd) Ezquerra’s painted colour artwork is a highlight of his long and distinguished career.

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Back with an all new "Jaguar God" tale written by Glenn Danzig. Nobody does it like Bisley and Danzig as they once again take on the mythic Jungle Warriors adventures. Biz fans will be slobbering over this issue. Then Martin Emond joins Danzig in a fantasy tale of "Satanika." It's a strange and eerie take on a "Midsumer Nights Dream" as only Verotik could do. Next up is "Akuma-She" by Danzig and Mighten and is the story of a young woman whose quest to be the ultimate in femininity leads to her experimantation with high doses of cosmetic estrogen injections. The results are shall we say... MONSTROUS!!! This marks the first apearance of Akuma-She.

The Crossovers may seem like your normal suburban family, but they're actually far from it. Each of them embodies a stereotype from several comic genres: the super hero, the fantasy warrior princess, the occult expert, the alien abducted boy genius, and the family dog. What makes them stand apart from other super families, is they've managed to keep their identities and abilities secret from the rest of the family. All that is about to change when each of their arch-nemesis' learn about their secret identities and plan their revenge.

One shot.

Making friends isn't easy, but losing them is even harder!

The first chapter of a brand new story: "Magnum Orgus" Chapter 1 of 8. After years of wandering the earth, Cevin "Wulf" Orlock and Batsy the Vampiress have finally found a place to call home. But have our Monster Heroes merely landed in a town full of Monster Hunters?

Trade paperback collecting Ninja High School #1-3 (1987) with partially redrawn art & a new backup story.

An original Michael Moorcock Elric story adapted by Steven Grant, especially for this one-shot.

An action-oriented medium, comics have long used wars-real and fictional-as narrative fodder. Now, discover the secret, surprising history of anti-war comics with this marvelously curated collection. A few comics of the time portrayed the horrors of war, but no blatantly anti-war stories were known to exist-until now! Buried in rare comics published during the Cold War were powerful war, fantasy, and sci-fi stories that strongly condemned war and the bomb, boldly calling for peace.