Shadows on the Grave by Richard Corben

Richard Corben's black & white art really creeps out these short horror tales. Plus an ongoing Denaeus story. We have #1 and #2 in the store. I'm really liking this one. Issue #3 comes out in March.

Ken Garing signing for Planetoid Praxis on Sat. Feb. 18 @ 1pm

I just started re-reading Planetoid by Ken Garing. I forgot how good this story was about group of people stranded on a lonely planetoid. I can't wait to finish reading those first issues again and read #1 of Planetoid Praxis so I can talk to Ken Garing about it when he comes here to sign on Feb 18th.

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Peanuts!  (everybody loves Peanuts)

We have a wide variety of Peanuts books. From the new Fantagraphics Peanuts Library (in both paperback and hardcover), reprints of 1960's paperbacks, to some small stocking stuffer books. Did I say that everybody loves Peanuts?

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Coloring Books (Some all ages, some not.)

Coloring books have been a bit of a craze for adults, but kids have always known what fun they are. You might just know somebody who is interested in coloring the Mouseguard, Deadpool, or even the Walking Dead.  Check out our coloring book shelf. Crayons and colored pencils not included.

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Super Hero Books for Girls

We have a number of great superhero books for girls. The comics world is no longer for boys only and these three books (and they are not the only ones) are great examples of that. There is something here for all girls, young and the young at heart/

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Best American Comics 2016

This year's guest editor is Roz Chast who has had her cartoons published in the New Yorker since 1978 and has written or illustrated over a dozen books. Her selections of the best of 2016 includes the work of Lynda Barry, Kate Beaton, Cece Bell, Ben Katchor, Joe Sacco, Andrian Tomine, Chris Ware, Julia Wertz and more. Give only the best comics this year!

$25.00

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Arab of the Future

An interntionally acclaimed #1 French bestseller, Riad Sattouf's unforgettable story of a childhood spent in the shadow of Muammar Gaddafi, Hafez al-Assad - and his own father. 

"The Arab of the Future is a beautifully cartooned story that is both modern and timeless. The protaganist is one fo the the most endearing in comics. An important book, not just as art but as a window to another world."  - Gene Yang, author of American Born Chinese

Was $20.00... Now $12.99