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Dur-An-Ki
by Kentaro Miura
An original story inspired by Greek and Mesopotamian myths produced by Kentaro Miura, creator of Berserk, and illustrated by Berserk's Studio Gaga
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The Girl Who Flew Away
by Lee Dean
It's 1976, and Greer Johnson has found herself pregnant, single, and packed off to Florida. Bunking with total strangers to await and hide the birth of her boss's child, she finds herself unmoored and friendless in the sun-and-fun-obsessed Key West.
While searching for something, anything to give her comfort, Greer does have a few things going for her: She's surrounded by an unusual parade of singular advisors, neighbors, and allies in a strange new environment, and a wild imagination run amok. But will her flights of fancy be her salvation, or her ultimate undoing?
A beautifully illustrated, nostalgic, and timely graphic novel about fate and making a life from scratch.
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The handmaid's tale
by Renee Nault
Illustrated with high-contrast artwork, a graphic-novel adaptation of Margaret Atwood's modern classic depicts the terrifying realities of women consigned to childbirth roles in the occupied Republic of Gilead.
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Indigo
by Chi-Ho Kwong
An intrepid occult reporter discovers that she is the key to the fate of not just humanity, but Earth and the entire universe.
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Iron Man. : The Stark-roxxon War Vol. 1, The Stark-Roxxon war
by Spencer Ackerman
"With his company restored, Tony Stark's first order of business is getting Stark Unlimited back out of the weapons game. But a multinational company doesn't just stop selling weapons overnight, and the board is more concerned with profit margins than super-hero ethics. Now they've made a deal with the devil: Stark Unlimited is for sale, and the highest bidder represents the combined might of Tony's two biggest competitors: Roxxon and A.I.M.! But they're ready for the old Tony Stark. This one? He's a lotangrier than he used to be. New armor, old enemies and unbelievable twists abound in this fresh take on a fury-powered Iron Man!"
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The Joy of Snacking : A Graphic Memoir About Food, Love & Family
by Hilary Fitzgerald Campbell
Aren't we all seeking love, self-acceptance, and a good snack to get you through it? These hilarious stories of family, romance, and belonging prove that if food can isolate us, it also has the power to connect us to what matters most.
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Lore Olympus 9
by Rachel Smythe
To save the realms, Persephone must figure out her fertility goddess powers and embrace her role as Queen of the Underworld--even as it takes her further from her mother's expectations and her former place in the Mortal Realm.
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More Weight : A Salem Story
by Ben Wickey
Based on true events, set in three centuries, and hand-drawn over a decade, More Weight is a stunning visual symphony -- a unique and profound inquiry into the infamous Salem witch trials and the long shadows they still cast on us all.
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Muted 2
by Miranda Mundt
After unlocking unique magical powers, a young witch must balance familial expectations, personal demons, and new relationships in this stunning second volume of the hit webtoon Muted, featuring exclusive bonus content.
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My Perfectly Imperfect Body
by Debbie Tung
My Perfectly Imperfect Body is her story and one she shares with many survivors of a thin-obsessed media. She hopes her gentle comics provide a safe space to rest on whichever healing journey you find yourself on as you read. |
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The once and future riot
by Joe Sacco
"A graphic novel about the 2013 Muzaffargnar Riot in Uttar Pradesh, India, that expands to investigate the mechanics, dynamics, mythologies, and uses of riots writ large"
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The Power Fantasy 2 : Mutually Reassuring Destruction
by Kieron Gillen
Imagine six people of such power that if they ever came into conflict the world would end. Now imagine them never coming into conflict. Which is easier to imagine?
Come dance to the ticking of the doomsday clock with KIERON GILLEN (THE WICKED + THE DIVINE, DIE) and CASPAR WIJNGAARD (HOME SICK PILOTS, ALL AGAINST ALL) in the second collection of this sell-out epic.
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Second Shift
by Kit Anderson
From the time when the station wakes her up, Birdie Doran is on the clock. It's just her and one or two others on Terracorp's isolated outpost, processing comets. So she slips into virtual reality, with the station creating adventures for her as she does repairs, routine maintenance, and checks the status on all the systems.
But when Birdie discovers another abandoned station just within walking distance of her own, she begins to question her isolation, and her own memories of what her job-and her life--really is. And at every turn, she starts finding the things the station has been hiding from her.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. : The Last Ronin II; Re-Evolution The last ronin II, re-evolution
by Tom Waltz
"More than a decade after the Last Ronin defeated the Foot Clan, New York City finds itself in a state of steady decline. Now, the disparate gangs vie for economic and political control, and the ensuing chaos is taking its toll. It's clear to Casey Mariethat if something isn't done soon, the city she knows and loves will be lost forever. So, whether they're ready or not, she and her young pupils must raise a new coalition and lead the charge to keep the peace. Witness the rise of the next generation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles as they fight to restore peace to the streets they live below!"
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Tower Dungeon 2
by Tsutomu Nihei
Level 25 of the Dragon Tower--
Yuva and his companions, having fallen into a trap set by deserters from the Royal Guard, are grievously wounded and on the brink of annihilation. The traitors demand that Eriquo hand over the Dragonsbane, a legendary relic they seem to think he secretly carries... But even if they survive this deadly encounter, can our tiny band of adventurers really overcome the dangers of the indomitable labyrinth, defeat the Necromancer, and rescue Princess Ignelia? The gritty dungeon-crawling fantasy from science fiction master Tsutomu Nihei (Blame!, Knights of Sidonia) continues!
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Void Rivals Book One
by Robert Kirkman
THE ENERGON UNIVERSE STARTS HERE!
War rages around the Sacred Ring, where the last remnants of two worlds have collapsedaround a black hole in a never-ending war. However, when pilot Darak and his rival Solila both crash on a desolate planet, these two enemies end up on a journey neither of them expected.What dark forces await them? And will they be able to put aside their differences to confront them together?
Rediscover the series that started the Energon Universe in this landmark deluxe hardcover edition of VOID RIVALS from the game changing team of Robert Kirkman (Invincible, The Walking Dead) and Lorenzo De Felici (Oblivion Song, Kroma) that brings the world of TRANSFORMERS -- and beyond -- back to comics.
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Witchcraft
by Sole Otero
Three mysterious sisters, dancing at the knife's edge of benevolent and malevolent, lie at the heart of Witchcraft -- a maelstrom swirling together horror and comedy, magic and religion, colonialism and indigenous folklore.
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Wonder Woman. : Fury Volume 3, Fury
by Tom King
"The war against the Sovereign is turning a dangerous corner and Steve Trevor must take matters into his own heads--but the consequences might prove deadly! Plus, when Trinity is born, how will Wonder Woman adjust to motherhood in the wake of so much tragedy and bloodshed? These questions and more explored as Tom King's Wonder Woman epic continues into its third volume, featuring art by fan-favorite artists Daniel Sampere and Khary Randolph"
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