
Three years in the making, Dash Shaw's latest formally inventive epic is here - but only five copies worth. One of the boxes of New School that was shipped to us direct from China for Dash's appearance at Drawing...

This 186 page anthology of comics and illustration based (to varying degrees) on the theme of human memory is the brainchild of Pittsburgh-based artist and publisher, Jeremy Baum. Made possible by a successful...

Gilbert's long awaited return to the multi-generational saga form that he made his own in Palomar is here, and we are happy to report that it is a book that is as rewarding as it was long in coming. We are given a...

The long Paul Pope drought has at last ended, although with a reprint edition rather than a new work. The works in this 288 page hardcover edition are, however, new in that most of them are presented in full color for...

Wuxtry! Wuxtry! An all new Frank Santoro comic book: the long rumored first installment of his meditation on the axes of art: artists and patrons; money, sex and power; subject and object; the eternal recurrence of...

One of the very few notable achievements made during the 1980 & 90s in heroic fantasy comics, in Nexus Baron & Rude created a wholly original concept and proceeded to put together one of the most elaborate and fully...

Here they are, at last under one cover: the tales of extreme alienation and deeply seated paranoia, of emotions replaced by systems and humanity crushed by its own technology, all leading to the inevitable crumbling of...

Well, if you're only going to read one comic book this year... then you are going to have to steer clear of this one! That's because Building Stories is a box set of fourteen separate comics...

Here it is: the first major graphic novel from The People's Republic of China to make it to our shores. Actually a graphic autobiography (and a completed trilogy, at that) it tells the life story of Chinese...

Cyberpunk Apocalypse head honcho and man about town, Daniel McCloskey has at last delivered his long-in-progess "hybrid novel". A Film About Billy splices together straight-up comics and...


This ia a softcover 3-in-1 omnibus of the three hardback Aya graphic novels previously released by Drawn & Quarterly over the last five years or so: Aya, Aya of Yop City, and Aya, the Secrets Come Out...

Wow! Ethan Rilly just keeps getting better. Anyone interested in deftly delineated character driven narratives in the tradition founded by Xaime and Beto Hernandez needs to be aware of this series. Rilly is a...

Five years in the making, The Carter Family comics bio, Don't Forget This Song, by David Lasky and Frank M Young is finally here – and it's a doozy! A great story well told. The Carter Family...

A fictionalized historical account of the rise – and, to a point at least, the fall – of the hacker ethos that is an inextricable component of our internet age, Wizzywig is Pittsburgh-based cartoonist, Ed...

Yes, the best time of year has arrived: the new issue of Love and Rockets is here; a little bit later than in the previous four years since the annual publication schedule of Love and Rockets in a squarebound book form was...

editing, art direction and design: Sam Arthur and Alex Spiro
This is the second of the new NoBrow double-sided, flip-cover format. Half fabulous doublepage-spread illustration, half way cool four-page comics...

And while we're talking about learning more about the world around us, here's a book of historical reportage in comics that helps us come to understand how things got to be the way they are. The ever-fascinating...















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