FANTAGRAPHICS BOOKS
I THINK HES CRAZY HC NATIONAL LAMPOON
(W) B. K. Taylor
For years, cartoonist B.K. Taylor regaled the readers of National Lampoon with the goofiness of "Timberland Tales" and "The Appletons." Now Fantagraphics brings you a complete collection of Taylor's creations, showcasing all of "The Appletons," "Timberland Tales," plus more, including a foreword by Tim Allen and afterword by R.L. Stine.
MACHINE NEVER BLINKS HC HISTORY SPYING & SURVEILLANCE
(W) Ivan Greenberg
The Machine Never Blinks is a comprehensive, eye-opening picture of the use of spying and surveillance in history and legend, from the story of the Trojan Horse through 9/11 and the so-called War on Terror, including the growth of government and corporate intercepts and databases, and even surveillance as entertainment (reality TV) and convenience (smart speakers). Take a look around...Who's watching you right now?
NOW #8
NEW COMICS ANTHOLOGY
The Eisner-nominated best anthology - and best deal - in comics continues! 120+ full-color pages for only $9.99! Featuring entirely self-contained short stories from the best cartoonists around the globe, NOW #8 features all-new work from E.S. Glenn (Netherlands), Walt Holcombe (U.S.), Henry McCausland (U.K.), Zuzu (Italy), Theo Ellsworth (U.S.), Veronika Muchitsch (UK), Nick Thorburn (Canada), and several other surprises!
PORTRAIT OF A DRUNK HC SCHRAUWEN
(W) Florent Ruppert
Guy is a mediocre mariner, able enough, but also a lazy, thieving, lying drunkard. All of which makes him more real than the swashbuckling Hollywood heroes that grace most pirate narratives. This tour de force of sea-faring gallows humor is also an international event in modern comics, teaming for the first time three titans of the field: Belgian comics master Olivier Schrauwen (Parallel Lives, Arsene Schrauwen) and the acclaimed French duo, Ruppert & Mulot (The Perineum Technique).
ROUGH PEARL GN
(W) Kevin Mutch
Adam Kline is stuck in a university job, surrounded by academic boors and completely ignored by the New York art scene. Miraculously, a promotion appears and a high-end art dealer expresses interest in his work. However, he keeps blacking out at the most inopportune times and his perception of reality and fantasy begins to blur....This wryly funny tale is further enlivened, as Adam contends with an eerie, pitch-black void, flesh-eating zombies, and a network of bug-eyed aliens. As if getting by in NYC wasn't hard enough!