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Pages: 384, Hardcover, Fantagraphics

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...

The creator of the critically-acclaimed Minimum Wage series, Bob Fingerman has written and drawn an uneasy satirical portrait of life in the 90's. The story has to do with a middle-aged African-American getting his brain transplanted in the body of a radical-left Jewish teenager.

This was the official Fantagraphics Books holiday greeting card for 1995, I believe! (sorry a bit foggy on the particulars of that year). 5" x 8 1/4". India ink on bristol.

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 (1987 -1993 1st series) (Fantagraphics) #3 fine

The historic magazine about comics, now available to the book trade The Comics Journal is the award-winning print magazine and website exploring the widest range of cartooning - newspaper strips, alternative and mainstream graphic novels, international works, editorial cartoons, webcomics, and much more - in the world. In TCJ #293: Zap artist S. Clay Wilson, Invader Zim and Johnny The Homicidal Maniac creator Jhonen Vasquez, Box Office Poison's Alex Robinson and comics from the Center for Cartoon...

The Badger is back! Set three weeks after the finale of Grandville, Grandville Mon Amour pits Detective Inspector Archie LeBrock of Scotland Yard against an old adversary and ruthless urban guerrilla, Edward 'Mad Dog' Mastock, - a psychotic serial killer whose shocking escape from his execution by guillotine at the Tower of London begins this fast-paced, Hitchcockian steampunk thriller. LeBrock, still racked by remorse for his failure to prevent the death of 'the Divine Sarah' and working outside...

Peter Bagge. The second half of the riotous Buddy Bradley saga details his tumultuous relationships with his family, his sometime girlfriend Lisa, and his junkie business partner Jay. Collects Hate #16-30 in pristine black and white.

By Barry Windsor-Smith; this superb, original black-and-white hardcover features a continuation of Storyteller , focusing as it does on "Young Gods" character Adastra. Originally conceived as an X-Men story in the "LifeDeath" series, Adastra in Africa has been re-invented by Windsor-Smith as a touching and magificently drawn fable -- and is supplemented with background information and an amusing "interview" with the title character!

Another volume of those luscious deadly duos by the breast-master himself, Kovik. Bazongas is a tribute to one of the most beautiful and fascinating parts of the female anatomy: women’s breasts, bodacious ta-tas, watermelons, or fun bags; whatever you call them, you are in for a giant jiggling treat. Breasts that flop, and breasts that drop, and breasts made in a dime-store plastic surgeon’s shop. Breasts that peek, and breasts that leak, and humungous breasts that seek some serious lovin’ and squeezin...

By Al Columbia; disturbing comics by a fiendish master of the form. Not for the easily creeped-out.

Edited by Monte Beauchamp; still in the deluxe 10" by 10" format, this volume may be the best yet. It features work by usual suspects Blanquet, Walter Minus, Peter Kuper (a full-color Winsor McKay tribute strip), Peter Hoey, Spain, Doug Allen and Matti Hagleberg, as well as newcomer Greg Clarke, two superb full-page illustrations by Drew Friedman, lots of Baseman, the four-page full-color "Toilet Train" by none other than DEVO's Mark Mothersbaugh, a crazy vintage nudie-photo continuity from France...

By Saudelli; this album reprints the first Blonde mini-series in a bigger, improved format. The lovely master criminal decides to kidnap a beautiful snack food multi-millionairess... but so does everybody else! The result is chaos, leading to a showdown in an abandoned rope factory. Also: a bonus eight-page story (available nowhere else) in which The Blonde attends a "Blonde-Con."