Just Try It! Someplace New! By Phil Rosenthal And Lily Rosenthal
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.
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.
The Art of Classic Crime and Mystery Movies by Ed Hulse showcases 800+ rare posters, tracing Hollywood’s crime genre from silent films to the 70s. A must-have!
DC and Marvel unite for 2025’s epic crossover: Batman/Deadpool and Deadpool/Batman one-shots, featuring Grant Morrison, Zeb Wells, and Greg Capullo.
A captivating biography of Carl Perkins, rockabilly pioneer and “Blue Suede Shoes” legend, brought to life by Jeff Apter’s rich research and storytelling.
Stephen King and Maurice Sendak reimagine Hansel and Gretel in a hauntingly beautiful picture book—dark, daring, and perfect for fairy tale and horror fans.
Titan Comics reissues Snoopy and the Red Baron, Schulz’s first full-length Peanuts book, blending whimsy, drama, and timeless imagination. Out June 3, 2025.
David Sedaris and Bob Staake team up for a hilariously twisted picture book about sibling rivalry, selfishness, and surreal chaos, with rhymes and riotous art. Perfect for parents, kids with a taste for the absurd, and anyone who’s ever lost a remote control.