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10,000 Ink Stains : A Memoir
by Jeff Lemire
Dark Horse Books proudly presents this hardcover memoir collection showcasing the work of the legendary Eisner Award-winning comic book creator Jeff Lemire, who has created some of the most iconic stories in modern comics.
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Absolute Wonder Woman 1 : The Last Amazon
by Kelly Thompson
In a different, darker world, Diana of Themyscira was not raised in paradise, but instead was exiled to the underworld as a baby and raised by an enemy. Darkness and exile did not destroy her; instead, they made her all the stronger--honed into an even greater weapon by tragedy, danger, and magic. Long denied her Amazonian heritage, Diana has finally reached the time for her to rejoin the surface world. Armed with new weapons forged in Hell, and a mission that looks a bit more like justice than peace, Diana will not be stopped on her quest to save the world and discover her place in it, even if that means carving it herself!
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Godzilla's 70th anniversary.
by James Stokoe
"Celebrating 70 years of Godzilla! Since 1954, Godzilla has been King of the Monsters, and what better way to celebrate than a gigantic anthology of tales that get to the heart of Godzilla's lasting popularity? From the American Old West to modern Tokyo and beyond, this collection features stories of Godzilla fighting with its allies like Mothra against old enemies like the terrible Mechagodzilla, and reshaping the lives of all who fall in its path!"
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The harbinger : a graphic novel
by Jonathan Cahn
After encountering a mysterious figure who reveals that the events of an ancient biblical prophecy have come to pass, a troubled man works to decipher the messages contained in nine seals that foretell America's future
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Helen of Wyndhorn
by Tom King
"Following the tragic death of her late father C.K. Cole--the esteemed pulp writer and creator of the popular warrior character Othan--Helen Cole is called back to her grandfather's enormous and illustrious estate, Wyndhorn House. Scarred by Cole's untimely passing and lost in a new, strange world, Helen wreaks drunken havoc upon her arrival; however, her chaotic ways begin to soften as she discovers a lifetime of secrets hiding within the myriad rooms and hallways of the expansive manor. For outside its walls, within the woods, dwell the legendary adventures that once were locked away within her father's stories
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The Jellyfish
by Boum
Odette is a twenty-something year old with their own place, a steady job at a local bookstore, an adorable pet rabbit, and a budding crush on one of their customers. But Odette is haunted by something only they can see: a jellyfish that's floating in their eye, blocking their vision. It's a seemingly minor annoyance...until the jellyfish starts multiplying.
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Jujutsu kaisen
by Gege Akutami
"Although Yuji Itadori looks like your average teenager, his immense physical strength is something to behold! Every sports club wants him to join, but Itadori would rather hang out with the school outcasts in the Occult Club. One day, the club manages to get their hands on a sealed cursed object, but little do they know the terror they'll unleash when they break the seal."--Back cover, v.1
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The one hand & the six fingers
by Ram V
"The One Hand tells the story of Neo Novena detective, Ari Nasser--a grizzled homicide detective who's about to retire with an enviable record, until a brutal murder occurs bearing all the hallmarks of the 'One Hand Killer'... which should be impossible since Ari already put him away not once but twice in years past. In The Six Fingers, Neo Novena archaeology student, Johannes Vale has always been so very in control of his life. But when he commits a brutal murder using the M.O. of an historic and notorious serial killer, everything begins to spiral out of control... and Johannes doesn't remember doing it. What follows is a deadly cat-and-mouse game told through two intertwined narratives. Both men will stop at nothing to unravel the secrets and ciphers of this case--but each revelation only leads further into the dark heart of this future-metropolis"
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The Pit
by Erik Kriek
In the aftermath of personal tragedy, Hugh and Sara retreat to an old family home in the woods of the Veluwe in the hopes of getting their lives back on track. But can you run fast enough to escape the past? And what do those strange glyphs carved into the old beech trees really mean?Erik Kriek's latest graphic novel is a contemporary work of magical realism, that is not set in the dark forests of North America (In the Pines, Fantagraphics, 2017), nor in the cold hills of medieval Iceland (The Exile, Living the Line, 2023), but in the rural countryside of the Netherlands.
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Poison Ivy. : Mourning Sickness [Vol. 3], Mourning sickness
by G. Willow Wilson
"It's the dawn of a new day as Pamela Isley makes her return to Harley--and Gotham City--with the world's most adorable admin, Janet from HR, in tow. As Poison Ivy reluctantly investigates the inner workings of a strange new skyscraper in Gotham, she finds herself up to her neck in a surreal and slimy mystery. And at its center? A brand-new villain in the Poison Ivy pantheon of rogues! Could Killer Croc hold the secret necessary to saving the citizens of Gotham? Ivy must come face-to-face with her own unintended horrors while simultaneously making a horrifying discovery about her own strange new body."
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Processing : 100 Comics That Got Me Through It
by Tara Booth
Riotous bodies abound in these deeply honest comics that will get you through it (or at least help)
"When you order CBD gummies for your anxiety but forget to consider your eating disorder."
Known for her buzzing colors, delightful patterns, sharp humor, and unflinching vulnerability, Tara Booth does not miss any mark in this exquisitely woven collection of pure and nasty magic. Part advice column and exhibit, exploration of psychic pollution and tranquility, Processing is--quite simply--intrepid: in its honesty; its unapologetic grossness; its unrivaled and frank portrayal of life with a body that bleeds.
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Santos Sisters 1
by Fake
One day while combing the beach in their hometown of Las Brisas, the Santos Sisters discover a pair of beautiful medallions. What happens next changes their lives, forever. The medallions are imbued with the powers of a goddess, "Madame Sosostris," and can transform them at will into flying, gun-wielding, mask-wearing murder-heroes with hearts of, if not gold, then at least candy.
Follow Ambar and Alana, the Santos Sisters, as they balance spicy superheroics with the drama of their everyday lives in a playful mix of Archie Comics and Love and Rockets. The Santos Sisters fight crime, date guys, and try to just deal with day-to-day life as young women in a world of deadly assassins, roided-up footballers, zombie attacks, organized crime, and more -- while their creators, Greg & Fake, help restore the concept of unabashed fun in comic books with a healthy infusion of nostalgia and laughs. Collecting the first five issues of the charmingly weird and weirdly charming hit indie comic book series!
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Snotgirl 4 : Make It Make Sense!
by Bryan Lee O'Malley
Everyone's favorite queer, messy girl with terrible allergies is back in the fourth volume!
The hit Image Comics series returns! Fashion disaster Lottie Person is finally dating the girl of her dreams, but is she ignoring red flags? Romance, mystery and comedy collide in this thrilling continuation of cult hit SNOTGIRL!
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Tell me a story where the bad girl wins : the life and art of Barbara Shermund
by Caitlin McGurk
"Tell Me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins doubles as an official biography and coffee table art collection honoring the life and art of pioneering cartoonist Barbara Shermund, an unheralded early master of magazine cartooning whose career spanned the heyday of American magazines from the 1920s-1960s"
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Thinking About Thinking : Impossible Thoughts and Complicated Feelings
by Grant Snider
Thinking About Thinking--the latest sly and charming collection of one- and two-page haiku-like comics from cartoonist Grant Snider--explores our inner life, using colorful illustrations and clever visual metaphors to depict the spectrum of our emotions.
Facing self-doubt? Overcoming fears? Grappling with indecision? Snider doesn't present solutions to these challenges, but he does inspire and encourage, offering thoughtful reassurance and a unique, humorous perspective that's characteristic of his work--an approach that resonates with millions of readers all over the world.
Emotions can be tricky to navigate. We overthink. We second-guess. And we can't get out of our own way. The reality is, it's impossible for any of us to understand our complicated feelings fully. But fear not, because you've come to the right place.
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Titans. : The Dark Winged Queen [Vol. 2], The dark-winged queen
by Tom Taylor
"When Beast Boy's powers inadvertently cause a devastating plague to sweep the globe, the Titans must rely on every avenue of help they can find to save both humanity and their friend. Unfortunately, the level of fear and paranoia the catastrophe leaves in its wake makes them public enemy number one-and first on Amanda Waller's hit list! And to make matters worse, some of the Titans' own have been acting a little...odd, since Beast Boy's return. It's possible that things are even worse than they seem, and that Gar's miraculous recovery may have had some hidden costs!"
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War on Gaza
by Joe Sacco
"Joe Sacco is well known as an unflinching chronicler of the injustice inflicted on the Palestinian people (Palestine, 1993; Footnotes in Gaza, 2010). He continues this mission with War on Gaza, a series of graphic commentaries on Israeli's rampage that began more than a year ago and continues relentlessly today. Published in installments on The Comics Journal's website, War on Gaza is a series of comics and single-panel illustrations that lay bare the naked immorality of the "war" itself and its dire and tragic consequences. Employing his trademark combination of honesty, compassion, and dark humor, Sacco's War on Gaza is an uncompromising critique of Israeli's genocide and the complicity of President Joe Biden and the United States."
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