FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS
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SQUEAK THE MOUSE HC
An outrageously cruel cat versus a wily mouse: a rivalry as old as time, popularized by the beloved Tom and Jerry cartoons of the '40s and '50s. In the hands of renowned Italian cartoonist Massimo Mattioli, however, this classic premise is infused with a whole new perverse and anarchic energy.... Read More →
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STATICS #1 (MR)
A seafaring adventure into a Pacific typhoon in 1967, plus: superheroes are addicted to smartphones, God invents a better name for comic books and "Why Would I Be Stressed Out?" catalogs the anxieties of the modern indie artist and musician. Acclaimed songwriter/artist Jeffrey Lewis follows up his 13-issue series Fuff... Read More →
For Mature Readers
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STATICS #2
Indie-comix fiction and non-fiction short stories, with some unexpected overlaps, written and drawn in a 90s style by musical cult figure Jeffrey Lewis. The lushly illustrated "Dad's Boat Story" Mexican 1960s adventure from last issue is radically revised in "Mom's Version." Meanwhile a pantheon of cosmic deities debate the use... Read More →
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STONE FRUIT HC
An exhilarating and tender debut graphic novel that is an ode to the love and connection shared among three women and the child they all adore. Bron and Ray are a queer couple who enjoy their role as the fun weirdo aunties to Ray's niece, six-year-old Nessie. Their playdates are... Read More →
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New This WeekSUNDAY TP
Internationally acclaimed graphic novelist Olivier Schrauwen returns with a masterfully funny and profound day in the life narrative. Sunday follows, over the course of one day, the stream of consciousness of a fictionalized version of the author's cousin, Thibault. On the day of his girlfriend's return from an extended trip,... Read More →
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TELL ME A STORY WHERE THE BAD GIRL WINS HC
This gorgeous art book celebrates the work and legacy of Barbara Shermund, one of the first female cartoonists for humor and lifestyle magazines in the United States, including The New Yorker and Esquire. Tell Me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins doubles as an official biography and coffee table... Read More →
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THE COMICS JOURNAL TP #311
This issue features an in-depth, personal conversation between Kate Beaton and Sarah Glidden about depicting history, humor, and social issues in comics form; a profile of Gilbert Shelton; an interview with musician and cartoonist Jeffrey Lewis and much more. Featured in this issue: An in-depth, personal conversation between Kate Beaton... Read More →
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THE FOREST HC
The Forest is a graphic novella told via twenty-five singular illustrations, without words, as only Swiss artist Thomas Ott is capable. A young boy sneaks away from a family funeral and sinks into the forest depths, where he confronts man's greatest fear and must choose his path. Drawing with a... Read More →
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THINGS WE CREATE TP (C: 0-1-2)
A visual guide to fascinating historical facts and philosophical musings on why and how the objects we buy, own, use, see and interact with - from tanks to iPhones - come into existence. We all live in a world of objects, yet we rarely stop to think about how and... Read More →
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TONGUES #5 (MR)
Prometheus receives an unexpected visitor with earth-shaking tidings, Astrid meets an enemy underground, Nico and Teddy Roosevelt are ambushed, there's an explosive argument between brothers and someone loses their head.
For Mature Readers
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TONGUES 6
Tongues 6 follows Astrid's journey deeper underground with Gyges and the Chicken where she encounters one familiar face and some new powers, and is utterly changed. Rodney I.O. tracks his Humvee to the site of its demise, and we travel back a couple of days to meet a couple of... Read More →
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TONGUES SUPPLEMENT #1
Two probing conversations between Prometheus and the Eagle ranging from the deep past to the present day, including an answer to the question: "A 'phone?' What is a 'phone?'". And Astrid explores the mysteries of the cube.
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TOPS COMP CHARLES BIRO HC (C: 0-1-1)
From their inception in 1935, comic books - starring Superman, Batman, Captain Marvel - had been primarily written for and aimed at adolescents. There were always the occasional outlier artists who pushed back against the commercial constraints of comic books and envisioned the next evolutionary artistic leap in the artform:... Read More →
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TREASURE OF THE BLACK SWAN HC
Based on real events, this thrilling graphic novel chronicles the intense legal and political battles sparked by the discovery of a priceless shipwreck. May 2007. When an American treasure-hunting company uncovers a shipwreck containing the greatest underwater trove ever found, the world is captivated by their discovery. But over in... Read More →
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TREASURE OF THE BLACK SWAN HC
Based on real events, this thrilling graphic novel chronicles the intense legal and political battles sparked by the discovery of a priceless shipwreck. May 2007. When an American treasure-hunting company uncovers a shipwreck containing the greatest underwater trove ever found, the world is captivated by their discovery. But over in... Read More →
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TWISTS OF FATE HC
Eisner-award winner Paco Roca (Wrinkles) reconstructs World War II through the memories of Miguel Ruiz, a member of "La Nueve," a company of men that went from fighting against the Franco regime in the Spanish Civil War to battles across Europe and Africa, spurred on by their patriotism and hate... Read More →
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ULTRASOUND HC
In this graphic novel, which has been adapted into a feature film starring Vincent Kartheiser (Mad Men), Glen and Cyndi become unwitting test subjects in a mind-control experiment after a strange sexual encounter. They search for answers as their own memories become tools for manipulation. Driving home from a wedding... Read More →
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