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The All-Nighter 3
by Chip Zdarsky
Welcome to The All-Nighter, the only diner in town run by covert superheroes (who are also secretly vampires).
In this final arc, the staff at The All-Nighter are trying to piece their lives back together in the wake of Alex's disappearance. They know that Alex would stop at nothing to get any of them back, so they have no choice: it's time to bring this fight to The Takers.
With unexpected new allies, the crew will have to live up to Alex's dreams of super heroes. If they want to rescue their friend and uncover the mystery of The Takers, they'll have to do it as a team--or as a family.
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Black arms to hold you up : a history of Black resistance
by Ben Passmore
From Robert Charles's shootout with the police in 1900, to the Black Power movement in the 1960s, to the George Floyd uprising of 2020, readers will follow more than a century of armed resistance against the racist state and meet firsthand the mothers and fathers of the movement, whose stories were as tragic as they were heroic. Original.
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Critical Role: Vox Machina Origins Volume IV
by Jody Houser
Vox Machina returns to investigate a strange disappearance!Hello! Is anybody home?
After the disappearance of Sir Fince, Vox Machina is tasked with investigating his whereabouts. After some poking and prodding, the team is led to a mysterious basement where dark forces loom. Meanwhile, Vax and Pike face off against a vicious chimera which puts both of their fighting skills to the test, and the rest of the crew navigate an underground cavern in hopes of reuniting with the two. It'll take the help of an unexpected ally to guide the members of Vox Machina to their next objective...the Clasp's headquarters.
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DC, the new frontier / : The New Frontier
by Darwyn Cooke
"Welcome to the DC Universe in 1950s America -- a land of promise and paranoia, of glittering cities and segregated slums, of dizzying scientific progress and simmering Cold War conflict. A land without the Justice League--Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. Or so it seems. Darwyn Cooke's undeniable classic is now released as a part of DC's prestigious new imprint of standalone graphic novels, DC Black Label. The masked mystery men who fought for freedom in the Second World War have been outlawed. The soldiers and spies who conducted top-secret missions into the unknown now work in the shadows. And those icons who do still fight on -- Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman -- operate under hidden agendas and dueling ideologies. Yet this America needs its heroes more than ever. With darkness gathering on the horizon once more, only a bold new generation of adventurers -- young, daring, and dedicated to the better angels of our nature -- is equal to the challenge of the New Frontier."
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Deadpool 2 : The Death of Wade Wilson
by Cody Ziglar
Wade Wilson triumphed against Death Grip! Killing Deadpool now would be an INSANE thing to do, right? Well, that's exactly why we're doing it!
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Drome
by Jesse Lonergan
A visual creation myth follows civilization as it grows from nothing and becomes imbalanced between chaos and order, and where violence and destruction permeates in an endless circle. 50,000 first printing.
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Elfquest: The Original Quest: Book 1--Fire and Flight
by Wendy Pini
Discover ElfQuest, one of the most beloved fantasy series in comic-book history! Now in full color for the first time from Dark Horse Comics, ElfQuest is a tale made for our times. Chief Cutter and the Wolfriders are driven from their forest home by fearful humans bent on their destruction. As they wander the ever-changing landscape of their harsh primeval world, the elves discover hidden danger, odd creatures...and to their surprise, other elfin tribes. Follow the Wolfriders as they forge new alliances, take on hidden enemies, and discover truths about themselves and their origins they never imagined. Collects Elfquest: The Original Quest #1-#5.
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French milk
by Lucy Knisley
A lighthearted travelogue--rendered in the form of a graphic novel--about a mother and daughter's life-changing six-week trip to Paris is comprised of the graphic artist daughter's illustrations of the sights and scenes they visited while each was facing a milestone birthday. Original. 25,000 first printing.
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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."
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Lord of the Flies
by William Golding
The well-known plot: A plane crashes on a desert island. The only survivors are a group of schoolboys. By day, they explore the dazzling beaches, gorging fruit, seeking shelter, and ripping off their uniforms to swim in the lagoon. At night, in the darkness of the jungle, they are haunted by nightmares of a primitive beast. Orphaned by society, they must forge their own; but it isn't long before their innocent games devolve into a murderous hunt ...William Golding's Lord of the Flies was originally published in 1954 and has been a canonical text on school syllabi and a familiar literary reference within the public's consciousness. For the first time this unforgettable classic has been given new life with Aimée de Jongh's graphic style and gorgeous color adaptation.
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Minor Arcana 2
by Jeff Lemire
In the second movement of the story, collected here for the very first time, Theresa is faced with critical decisions that determine her future with the love of her life, while confronting her own past and the mercurial relationships with family.
To find her future, Theresa must let go of her past... but will the past let go of her?
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The Mongoose
by Joana Mosi
In the aftermath of a devastating loss, Júlia finds herself living with her unemployed brother Joel in their grandmother's beach house, uncertain of what comes next. Júlia tries to convince her family and friends that she's doing just fine, but when her nascent garden plot is destroyed one night, Júlia becomes obsessed with finding the culprit... A mongoose whose existence no one else seems to believe in.
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Paranoid gardens
by Gerard Way
"Loo is a nurse at the most bizarre care-center around. The staff are not entirely human, and the cases downright unearthly. Aliens, ghosts, superheroes, and more creatures plague its hallways as both doctors and patients and the hospital itself seems tobe somewhat self-aware. Loo believes that despite a recent failure at her job she's been given some sort of higher calling in this mysterious place, and decides to rise to the challenge. Along the way she must fight her way through corrupt staff members,powerful theme park cults, and her own personal demons and trauma to meet this challenge and discover what secrets the gardens hold"
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Physics for Cats
by Tom Gauld
What happens to a cat who goes through a wormhole?
Tom Gauld returns with Physics for Cats, his second collection of science-based cartoons for the New Scientist. Find out why every scientist worth their sodium chloride has a Tom Gauld cartoon taped to their electron microscope. This new batch of hilarious gags will be as important to every self-respecting scientist as a lab coat and goggles and oversize rubber gloves. Find out what the hadron's news alert about CERN says! Everyone asks, "What is dark matter?" and "Where is dark matter?" but do they ever take the time to ask, "How is dark matter?" Based all on previous data, we can predict with a 99.99% certainty that you will either laugh, guffaw, chortle or snort (we don't have a large enough sample set to be able to say which particular type of mirth you will experience.)
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Search and Destroy 3
by Atsushi Kaneko
Final conflicts rage in this spectacular conclusion to Atsushi Kaneko's epic cyberpunk masterpiece! Featuring stunning and visceral artwork and a story that is startlingly relevant to today's audiences, deeply intertwined with the work of Osamu Tezuka's classic samurai manga masterpiece, Dororo.
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Spider-Gwen: The Ghost-Spider Vol. 2 - Unraveled
by Stephanie Phillips
Gwen Stacy's arrival on Earth-616 hasn't gone as planned. Having to keep secrets has driven a wedge between her and the other Spiders. She could use a new friend--and finds one in the form of Jessica Jones--
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Superman : year one
by Frank Miller
"The critically acclaimed team of writer Frank Miller (The Dark Knight Returns) and artist John Romita Jr. (Kick-Ass) comes a unique and definitive take on the Superman origin story for DC Black Label. From his time on Kansas to his first encounter with Batman, this ambitious coming-of-age tale reframes the Superman mythos for the modern age in a stunning oversize format"
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Tower Dungeon 3
by Tsutomu Nihei
Tsutomu Nihei, master of the mysterious architectural monolith, brings his genius to bear on the fantasy genre for the first time. Having established himself with hit series like Blame and Knights of Sidonia, he has now created a gritty, dark fantasy world and populated it with evil sorcerors and unique undead horrors. The ingenuous farmboy Yuva must accompany a contingent of knights through the increasingly dangerous floors of massive tower on the way to rescue the princess, Nihei bringing his unique sensibility to bear on a crumbling world of malformed creatures, wounded soldiers, and labyrinthine darkness. 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 Dragonbane, 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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The Way to a Beautiful World
by James Norbury
"It's hard to imagine there's light when we are so deep in the darkness. But it's there, so let's keep walking."
Sometimes, to find The Most Beautiful Place in the World, we must traverse foreboding terrain.
As beloved friends Big Panda and Tiny Dragon journey to find the lost land, there are moments when the dense forests, hazardous mountains, derelict ruins, and dark caves, and the feelings they bring, threaten to overwhelm them. But, together, they find the will to keep on walking. Each environment, so menacing at first, slowly yields glimmers of life, light, and beauty.
In an exploration of life-affirming friendship, struggle, and hope, Big Panda and Tiny Dragon learn the immense power of looking for beauty in the most unlikely places.
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Yojimbot. : Metal Silence Volume 1, Metal silence
by Sylvain Repos
"In a not-too-distant future Japan, one Samurai-reenacting robot--a Yojimbot--makes the choice to help a human boy in danger. While attempting to flee an entirely robot-inhabited island, Hideo and his son Hiro are attacked by a troop of armored humans. When Hideo sacrifices himself to save his son, a lone Yojimbot stands between Hiro and his death. Joined by other Yojimbots that come to his aid, Hiro and his protectors venture across the ruined island to find the mysterious "rights holder" who may hold the key to Hiro's escape"
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