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Magpie Reveries

The Iconographic Mandalas Of James Koehnline

James Koehline

An oversized collection of 44 James Koehnline collages -- marshal your implements and color the world."With Koehnline, the iconic secret of collage is openly revealed as if by goldleaf and...

Burning New York

Karla L Murray

A stunning, full-color, oversize compilation of the history of the cradle of graffiti. Sumptuous art, and quotes galore, from the 'Godfathers' to the newest hip practitioners. Tagging, Bombing,...

Invincible Summer

Nicole J Georges

For years, Nicole J Georges has recorded her thoughts and adventures in beautifully illustrated journal entries and published them in her zine Invincible Summer. Now, the first 8 issues of...

The Long Journey of Mister Poop

Angè

A smart wolf in a lab coat leads kids on a journey through their digestive system. A little girl eats an apple for a snack (crunch, crunch), and the apple drops into the esophagus (glug, glug)...

My Life in a Jugular Vein

Three More Years of Snakepit Comics

Ben Snakepit

Follow Ben through his daily comic adventures involving beer, weed, work, shows, tour, love, and parties filled with monsters. His drawing and writing style is honestly sincere and heartfelt and...

Get Your War On

David Rees

A work of utter fucking genius. Comic strip/clip art, and the funniest, most biting satire on what really is going in a world of everlasting war, and Osama Bin Laden. "We're a nation united proudly...

Mr. Spic Goes to Washington

Ilan Stavans

In the face of social inequalities, sometimes strength for mobilization can be found through laughter. It is this ethos that Ilan Stavans employs in this politically-minded graphic novel. Weaving...

Barefoot Gen

A Cartoon Story of Hiroshima

Keiji Nakazawa

Cartoonist Keiji Nakazawa was seven years old and living in Hiroshima in the early days of August 1945 when the city was destroyed by an atomic bomb dropped by the U.S.A. Starting a few months...

Barefoot Gen

Out of the Ashes

Keiji Nakazawa

Cartoonist Keiji Nakazawa was seven years old and living in Hiroshima in the early days of August 1945 when the city was destroyed by an atomic bomb dropped by the U.S.A. Starting a few months...