The Penguin Book of Pirates takes us behind the eye patches, the peg legs, and the skull and crossbones of the Jolly Roger and into the no-man’s-land of piracy.
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Jules Feiffer defies age stereotypes by unveiling his inaugural children's graphic novel at the vibrant age of 95. "Amazing Grapes" will captivate young minds.
Double Indemnity is the seminal film that defined film noir, setting the standard for the genre's dark, brooding style and complex narratives.
This collection honors Ernie Bushmiller's Nancy comic strip, presenting her rise to fame and influence on cartooning, plus selected classic and new panels.
The Little Golden Book biography series whimsically depicts icons like Steven Spielberg for young readers and nostalgic fans, blending history with pop culture.
Marjane Satrapi orchestrates a bold graphic collection portraying Iran's revolution and supporting feminism, sparked by Mahsa Amini's death after unlawful arrest, uniting global artists and experts in solidarity.
The perfect complement to the original graphic novel, Shortcomings: A Screenplay provides a rare glimpse into the evolution of a story from page to screen.
From the very margins of the DIY press and alternative culture, Giant Robot burst into the mainstream with over 60,000 copies in circulation annually at its peak.
It's a fascinating phenomenon that many of the most cherished children's books were crafted by authors who themselves didn't experience parenthood.
Bev Vincent's thorough examination in "Stephen King: His Life, Work, And Influences (Young Readers’ Edition)" takes readers on an unparalleled journey spanning Stephen King's remarkable 50-year career.
David Mazzucchelli’s Batman Year One Artist’s Edition features the groundbreaking reinterpretation of Batman’s origin by comic book titans Frank Miller and David Mazzucchelli.
Michele Botton: Double Feature Andy Warhol and Quentin Tarantino transcend their roles as mere cultural figures, their impact transcends the boundaries of entertainment.
Stephen King's Maine: A History & Guide by Sharon Kitchens peels back the layers of the real-life inspirations behind Stephen King's fictional towns and landscapes.
HarperCollins Children’s Books unveiled "Ten Little Rabbits," a never-before-published counting picture book by Maurice Sendak, on February 6, 2024.
Deep Inside the Blues: Margo Cooper stands as a guardian of this vanishing world, her lens capturing moments frozen in time, preserving a legacy threatened by the relentless march of progress.
Love and Rockets: The Sketchbooks explores Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez’s mastery of comics as seen on every page of Love and Rockets over the last 40 years.
Richie Unterberger's "The Ultimate Illustrated History of Bob Marley and the Wailers" serves as a testament to the transformative impact of the group on the musical landscape.
"Black Sabbath: What Evil Lurks," lifts Black Sabbath from the shadows, presenting a spectacular collage of multi-talents that propelled Black Sabbath and Ozzy Osbourne to musical greatness.
The Life and Times of Betty Boop is a lively account of the first female, fully human cartoon character, beginning with her creation by the rebellious and innovative young artists of Fleischer Studios.
Now available in paperback with seven additional song commentaries, the acclaimed #1 New York Times bestseller pays homage to the musical brilliance of Paul McCartney.
The delightful graphic guide to relationships, crafted by Alex Norris, the creative mind behind "Oh No," is both quirky and charming. A guide for dating, relationships, and identity.
Olivia Swarthout prowls the web for little-seen snippets of medieval art and life to share with the world via the "Weird Medieval Guys" Twitter and Instagram accounts.
"Terrible Maps" is a celebration of the absurd and the pointless in cartography, showcasing a collection of whimsical maps. Terrible Maps is a British social media account that has over 2m followers across its platforms.
In the Penguin Book of Murder Mysteries, Michael Sims, the accomplished writer and anthologist, deviated from the conventional choices and opted for the unconventional.