Charles M. Schulz celebrates 100 years with 100 objects
Explore the man behind Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Linus, and the rest of the Peanuts Gang with this intimate look into the life and times of Charles M. Schulz.
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The art of record-shop bags from “A-Z Record Shop Bags” book
A-Z Record Shop Bags by Jonny Trunk features over 550 graphically arresting record-shop bags, plus informative, humorous histories of the stores and their famous staff, this book reveals
The mystery of the Hardy Boys’ author is finally solved
The true writer of the popular boy series was Leslie McFarlane who used the pseudonym of Franklin W. Dixon with other writers.
Do you want a perfect Dad Bod?
The third Sunday in June is Father's Day became a permanent national holiday when President Richard Nixon signed it into law in 1972.
The Twilight World by Werner Herzog
Werner Herzog’s The Twilight World revisits Hiroo Onoda’s 30-year war and asks whether we all cling to private jungles of belief in life’s twilight.
Weird to Exist: Simple Comics About Complex Emotions by Alison Zai
Weird to Exist is divided into three intrinsic human acts—to exist, to love, to create—and ultimately touches on how weird it is to do all of that.
Marvel Classic Black Light Collectible Posters Volume 2
The Marvel Super Heroes are back! Fans will light up with this second volume of the psychedelic, collectible portfolio featuring 12 frameable black light posters of celebrated Marvel
Dickens and Prince: A Particular Kind of Genius by Nick Hornby
New York Times best-selling author Nick Hornby of High Fidelity fame has a new book Dickens and Prince: A Particular Kind of Genius that explores the duality of
Original children’s e-storybook featuring land-based learning lead Nimkii Lavell
Innovations for Learning (IFL) Canada, a global non-profit that works to level the playing field for emerging readers in high-need communities, and Symcor, a leading Canadian organization that
Britmania: The British Invasion of the Sixties in Pop Culture by Mark Voger
Remember when long-haired British rock ’n’ rollers made teenage girls swoon ― and their parents go crazy? Britmania plunges into the period when suddenly, America went wild for
Learn to draw cartoon characters and more using geometric shapes with Cartooning Made Easy: Circle, Triangle, Square
All you need are basic drawing tools and shapes to cartoon! The book features dozens of drawing projects and step-by-step instructions perfect for beginning and aspiring artists, cartoonists,
Just finished reading American TV Comic Books 1940s-1980s by Peter Bosch from TwoMorrows
Comic book adaptations of television shows have been around since the beginning of the medium. Before that, there were a few comic books based on movies.