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Pages: 160, Hardcover, Fantagraphics

Pages: 1056, Edition: Three-Book Slipcased Set, Hardcover, Fantagraphics

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By Steve Weissman; the Big-Wheel Race comes Milltown, and with them the sport's greatest Big Wheel champion: Johnny Takagi! CHAMPS features plenty of racing action, insults, beatings, infighting, wipeouts, ghost-rides, sno-cones, hero-worship, hilarity, social climbing and bullfighting! Also starring Dead Boy, Elzie Crisler, Kid Medusa and introducing Tin Tin Deo ("the tiniest torero"), CHAMPS promises to amuse and horrify readers of all ages!

Luba vol.1 #10 Jan. 2005 MATURE READERS . Parental Advisory. Must be at least 18 years of age to read. SEULEMENT POUR ADULTES. Á discretion des parents. SOLAMENTE PARA ADULTOS. A discreción de los padres. SOLTANTO PER ADULTI. A discezione deí geitori. REIFE LESER. Elterliche Fuehrung.

The killer eventually finds his way back into the present by simply waiting the decades out as he ages, and teams up with his now much-younger girlfriend to track down the missing fascist dictator...at which point the book veers further into Jason territory, as the cartoonist's minimalist, wickedly dry sense of humor slows down the story to a crawl: for long patches absolutely nothing happens, but nobody can make nothing happening as riotously entertaining as Jason does...and finally, when the reader...

A large number of the creators of the most famous superheroes were of Jewish background, secular, religious, or both. In "Disguised as Clark Kent", Danny Fingeroth explores how the Jewish consciousness of these individuals impacted the content of the comics and contributed to making characters such as Superman, Batman, Spider-Man, and Wonder Woman into the most familiar popular-culture icons of all time - on television and in movies, as well as in the four-colour pages in which they originated. The...

By Bill Griffith; collects all of Griffith's hilarious and thought-provoking strips from the Fall of 2000 to Fall 2001 in one place, to guide us into the 21st Century. Frivolity is a stern taskmaster, and these brilliant black-and-white dailies and color Sundays (Griffy is a master of color and the newspaper printing process) carry forward with the series' inimitably existential, surreal sense of humor. Includes an informative "Pindex" of comments and notations from behind the scenes at Zippy Central...

Usagi Yojimbo Color Special (1989 - 1992) (Fantagraphics) #3 near mint

Pages: 32, Paperback, Fantagraphics

1560979267 This item is pre-owned - fair/acceptable condition - may include notes, markings, underlining, highlighting, bent corners, scuffed edges, creased pages, missing ... dustjacket/artwork. Covers may have minor small tears, creasing, denting, scuffing, chipping, worn edges, rips, and shelf wear. Pre-owned book may be a library withdraw, and may not include digital codes or extra features that would be present with a new book. Please allow 4 - 14 business days for Standard shipping, within...

By Dan Clowes; collects the best of Clowes' short humor strips, written and drawn between 1988 and 1996, into one definitive softcover package, bringing these hilarious comics back into print at last -- many recolored for this volume! The book includes such seminal comics and rants as "Art School Confidential," "I Hate You Deeply," "Ugly Girls," "Why I Hate Christians," ""My Suicide," and over three dozen more (including several short strips drawn specially for this book.

The breast man is back with another volume of the largest breasts ever seen. Kovik is a master illustrator with a sense of humor that will surely shock and please at the same time. Using famous women actors from the past, Kovik supplies you with the fantasy of what these famous people would look like without any clothes on. Also included are fantasy drawings of many other women with breasts so large they can’t even hold themselves in the upright position. Breasts that please, and breasts that tease...

By Bob Fingerman; courtship and perversity in Manhattan! This 240-page hardcover volume contains the definitive collection of Fingerman's breakout comic series about twentysomething bohemians making their way through the twists and turns of New York life -- completely retouched, with added greytones that give the art a richer look, and almost 40 pages of never-before-published material!

Monte Beauchamp, ed.; Mark Ryden's spectacular cover is the gateway to this issue's visual feast, starring Spain, Richard Sala, Doug Allen, Stephane Blanquet, Peter Kuper, Drew Friedman, Lloyd Dangle, the first part of the Jonathon Rosen sketchbook, and much more!

Monte Beauchamp, ed.; this issue contains new work by Washington Post contributors Peter and Maria Hoey, the Clayton Brothers, Sue Coe, Peter Kuper, Drew Friedman, Marc Rosenthal, Spain, Laura Levine, Gary Baseman, Walter Minus, Stephane Blanquet, David Goldin, Christian Northeast, and many others, plus a feature on those great Johnson & Smith novelty ads from the 1940s, all under a gorgeous robot cover by master pop illustrator George Eisner!