Celebrate 75 years of Peanuts with this charming 5-book box set featuring seasonal stories of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the gang in a stylish slipcase!
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Crumb: A Cartoonist’s Life by Dan Nadel reveals the raw, complex story of Robert Crumb, the revolutionary voice behind Zap Comix and Fritz the Cat.
Celebrate 75 years of Peanuts with Mark Evanier’s deluxe tribute to Charles M. Schulz—featuring rare art, cultural insights, and exclusive collectibles.
Craig Thompson’s Ginseng Roots is a powerful graphic memoir exploring family, labor, and the global history of ginseng with breathtaking visual storytelling.
Two powerful retellings of Greek mythology with Medusa by Nataly Gruender and The Witch of Colchis by Rosie Hewlett—feminist reimaginings of vilified women.
35 Years of Pickles, is a collection celebrating the humor and heart of Brian Crane’s comic strip about aging, relationships, and the lovable Pickles family.
Leap into the gamma-irradiated origins of Marvel’s meanest (and greenest!) hero TASCHEN has been on a roll, consistently delivering stunning Marvel reprint collections and companion…
You're All Just Jealous of My Jetpack by Tom Gauld is a witty, literary cartoon collection blending satire, sci-fi, and dark humor into brilliant bite-sized panels.
Asterix in Lusitania brings Asterix and Obelix to Portugal for the first time. With a 5M print run and global translations, it's set to be the year's top-selling comic.
Snoopy Doghouse Tales: The 18th of the Andrews McMeel Peanuts collection, features classic, colorized comic strips with Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the whole Peanuts gang!
Amanda Jones, Louisiana's 2021 Librarian of the Year, stood against book censorship, defending intellectual freedom despite facing online harassment and attacks by censorship groups.
The giant history, influence, and impact of kaiju cinema with Kaiju Unleashed by Shawn Pryor—your ultimate guide to giant monsters, from Godzilla to King Kong!
Poetry Is Not a Luxury: A beautifully crafted poetry anthology inspired by Audre Lorde, offering a poem for every season of life—love, grief, joy, and renewal.
In The Seated Woman, Clémence Dumas-Côté's poetry poignantly captures memory, identity, and the profound depths of human emotion as translated by E.S. Taillon.
























