Titan Comics revives Charlie Brown and Snoopy in a faithful facsimile edition—classic Peanuts strips filled with Schulz’s timeless humor, wisdom, and heart.
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Bird Talk by Becca Rowland is a funny and informative guide that transforms bird sounds into comedy, trivia, and a fresh take on birdwatching fun.
Enter the abyss of Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein with Insight Editions’ book of eerie concept art, terrifying visions, and chilling behind-the-scenes.
Elise Gravel’s True Colors blends diary storytelling and 90s nostalgia. Published by Drawn & Quarterly, it’s a must-read from Quebec’s beloved illustrator.
How to Be a Saint uncovers the most unusual stories of Catholic saints, blending history and humor in Kate Sidley’s playful take on miracles and the church.
The Free Speech Handbook by Ian Rosenberg and Mike Cavallaro is a graphic guide by 23rd St. Books on First Amendment rights and the future of free speech.
The Witch’s Egg by Donya Todd is a dark, hypnotic graphic novel of magic, witchcraft, surreal art, and apocalyptic storytelling that will keep you in a trance.
Dead, bored, and caffeinated: Lifeless Carl navigates the afterlife’s worst office job in Tommy Devoid’s hilariously grim Never Been Deader by Titan Comics.
Only Way To Fly: Led Zeppelin’s chronicle by Richard Morton Jack—featuring unseen photos, press clippings, and a firsthand account of the band’s meteoric rise.
From 1962 to 2025, Dan Pelzer read 3,599 books. His lifelong reading journey now lives on at the Columbus Metropolitan Library.
Iron Maiden at 50: Explore the band’s legendary journey through music, history, and fandom in this epic tribute by rock journalist Daniel Bukszpan.
Build it. Fill it. Share it. Phil Schmidt’s new book shows families how to create Little Free Libraries and promote reading all year long.
Tom Gauld’s Physics for Cats blends science, wit, and cartoons into a brilliant, laugh-out-loud collection every science fan and comic lover should own.
Titan Comics marks the 75th anniversary of Peanuts with All This and Snoopy, Too, a facsimile edition featuring 122 classic Schulz comic strips.
James Payne's Great Art Explained brings art history to life—an exciting new book that explores 30 masterpieces with passion, clarity, and stunning visuals.
Ozzy & Me explores Stephen Rea’s 40-year friendship with Ozzy Osbourne—an unforgettable memoir about music, resilience, and the lasting power of rock and roll.
Patrick McDonnell’s MUTTS continues to delight readers with The Little Things, a new treasury filled with heartfelt comics, illustrations, and timeless characters.
EMMA: The Work, Life, and Style of Emma Stone is a stunning biography by Stacia Deutsch, features rare photos, revealing quotes, and behind-the-scenes insights.
The Folio Society’s Fantastic Four edition collects iconic Lee & Kirby stories—perfect for fans before Marvel’s First Family hits the big screen this summer!
Dive into the Smurfs’ origins with Papercutz’s new 304-page second archive of Peyo’s classics, including Smurfette’s debut and Johan & Peewit’s epic tales!
Fantagraphics celebrates Beetle Bailey’s 75th anniversary with a stunning coffee-table retrospective book honoring Mort Walker’s legendary comic strip legacy.
Phil Rosenthal and daughter Lily return with Just Try It!, a funny, heartwarming kids' book about bravery, broccoli fears, and the magic of trying new things.
Titan Comics celebrates 50 years of Hägar the Horrible with a 480-page collection, honoring Dik Browne's beloved Viking and his timeless, gag-filled adventures.
Minky Woodcock returns in a noir-soaked, occult-infused mystery with stunning art by Cynthia von Buhler—where real history meets supernatural horror.
Forget the tie—this Father’s Day, give Dad SNAFU by Ed Helms, a hilarious deep dive into history’s biggest blunders, packed with laughs and wild true stories.
Earthly Materials by Cutter Wood dives into the science, history, and hidden truths of bodily waste—urine, feces, tears, and more—like never before.
Elias Weiss Friedman’s This Dog Will Change Your Life captures the emotional power of dogs through stunning photos and stories from The Dogist.