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Letters Live transforms historic and emotional letters into live performances featuring stars like Benedict Cumberbatch at iconic venues worldwide.
Pastimes by Pascal Girard captures the humor, awkwardness, and tender truths of daily life with expressive, minimalist comic art.
Roz Chast and Jason Adam Katzenstein turn kitchen chaos into comedy in The Two Saddest Kitchens, a graphic memoir about food, memory, and everyday life.
TASCHEN’s Film Noir. 100 All-Time Favorites explores classic noir and neo-noir films, tracing the genre’s dark history, style, and lasting cinematic influence.
How I Make Comics by Kim Deitch blends memoir and myth, revealing how imagination, comics history, and a lifetime of influences shaped a legendary cartoonist.
From Drawn and Quarterly’s revival to global pop culture status, explore why Tove Jansson’s Moomins remain comforting, relevant, and timeless.
Mestra continues Madeline Miller’s mission to reclaim Greek myth, highlighting resilience, autonomy, and the hidden voices behind ancient legends.
The Death of the Doom Patrol! History is defined by sacrifice, weirdness, and loss. Explore their deaths, X-Men comparisons, and the power of DC Finest.
A personal look at why Melville’s Moby Dick remains deeply relevant in 2026, exploring obsession, power, climate, truth, race, and humanity.
Macanudo: What’s in the Box?! brings together Liniers’ early comic strips in a single collection. Perfect for fans of humor, curiosity, and offbeat adventures.
The real Peter Pan is darker than the Walt Disney movie. Explore J.M. Barrie’s personal tragedy, psychological depth, and how Disney made it magical for kids.
Meet Seuss Studios, a new Beginner Books line inspired by Dr. Seuss, and discover Momo Sees the Sea, a playful ocean story full of curiosity and wonder.
The ultimate SpongeBob SquarePants art collection celebrates 25 years of Bikini Bottom with sketches, storyboards, and insights from the creators themselves.
I Buried You Here is a powerful debut by Montreal poet Ivana Gmitrovic, capturing the intensity of young love and emotional honesty.
A personal reflection on The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer and its lessons on reciprocity, abundance, Indigenous wisdom, and living in harmony with nature.
Water of the Sky by Miya Ando presents 2,000 Japanese rain words with English translations and 100 evocative artworks celebrating the spirit of rain.
Silent Book Clubs let introverts read together alone. No assignments, no pressure, just BYO book, quiet time, and optional chat in a cozy setting.
From Alabama to Wyoming, join the Cat in the Hat in this playful Dr. Seuss picture book. Learn all 50 states in playful rhymes and brand-new illustrations.
Amazing Ameziane’s Sergio Leone graphic novel dives into the wild origins of the Spaghetti Western and the man who turned Clint Eastwood into a legend.
Titan Comics revives Robert E. Howard’s Conan in brutal, pulp glory, steel clashes, blood flows, and Cimmeria faces a new savage horde of new savage adventures.
Frank Miller’s Push the Wall combines memoir and masterclass, showcasing his groundbreaking comics, films, and the creative genius behind Batman, Daredevil, and more.
Looking for the perfect holiday gift? Titan Comics’ Peanuts slipcase sets celebrate 75 years of Schulz’s wit, warmth, and unforgettable characters.
Asterix and Obelix embark on a journey to ancient Portugal in Asterix in Lusitania, a new adventure filled with courage, humor, and resistance against Roman rule.
The Automat brings to life a lost era of Art Deco dining, delicious comfort food, and the cultural impact of Horn & Hardart’s legendary nickel-operated eateries.
Merriam-Webster unveils a major Collegiate Dictionary update with 5,000+ new words, fresh examples, and rising print sales in a digital-first world.
As Winnie the Pooh turns 100, we’re reminded not only of his origins in A.A. Milne’s stories but also of how deeply he has shaped our childhoods, offering comfort, laughter, and simple wisdom that still feels just as sweet today.