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Massive coffee table book collection of illustrations and sketches by artist Shane Glines (Spumco, Batman, Superman, Kim Possible, Samurai Jack.) Filled with studies, character designs, and hundreds of sexy women. Full color.

From the Lead Character Designer and Co-Director of Aaron McGruder's "The Boondocks" animated series on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim, comes the unique, hip hop-driven vision of one of today's most dynamic and prolific new animators/artists, LeSean Thomas. Forward by Daytime Emmy Award Winning Producer/Art Director Jeff Matsuda ( "The Batman", and "Jackie Chan Adventures")

(Paperback Edition) A sampling of the best material from the long-running "Harveyville Fun Times!" fanzine featuring articles about various Harvey Comics characters such as Casper, Richie Rich, Hot Stuff and Sad Sack. Edited by Mark Arnold.

What the Duck: Rule of Nerds, is the complete first year collection of everyone's favorite photo-centric comic strip, What the Duck.

A wrench has been thrown into the comfortable Minneapolis neighborhood of Wapsi Square. Monica Villarreal, a young and skeptical museum anthropologist crosses paths with an Aztec deity and all cards are thrown to the wind. More than questioning her own sanity she slowly begins to question the world around her and the very history books that she holds sacred. Helping keep Monica grounded are her friends; Amanda, a motherly but cynical professional photographer, Shelly, a tough tomboy yet girly-girl mechanic and Daren the sage bartender at the local pub. Through a blend of humor and macabre undertones, enter the world of Wapsi Square and leave the reality you know at the door.

It's the prequel to the webcomic of The Devil's Panties. What happened in highschool and college before the webcomic began. Getting stoned for the first time and nothing happens. Hating all boys but then falling for the one gay guy in all of highschool. This is the history of Jennie.

In one little corner of the universe, there's nothing more irritating than a misfile...

See the lighter side of living in Hawaii with Deb Aoki's Bento Box. As published in the Honolulu Advertiser -- Hawaii's largest daily newspaper, this collection of comic strips, pokes fun at pop culture, island life, Asian-American traditions, boyfriends, babies, inscrutable cats, annoying office workers and so much more.

GRANT MORRISON: THE EARLY YEARS by Timothy Callahan studies the celebrated creator’s early career. Grant Morrison has redefined comics from his trailblazing creation of ZENITH, through his metatextual innovations on ANIMAL MAN, to his Dadaist super-heroics in DOOM PATROL. Along the way, he also addressed Batman with his multi-layered masterpiece ARKHAM ASYLUM and the literary GOTHIC storyline. This book examines all five works in detail, drawing out their running and evolving themes. Using plain language, Callahan opens up Morrison’s sometimes difficult texts and expands the reader’s appreciation of their significance, creating a study accessible to both Grant Morrison aficionados and those new to his work. An extended interview with Morrison on his early career rounds out the volume.

Two girls, a bar, and a talking cactus! This collection showcases the first 200 strips from the hit webcomic Girls With Slingshots (at www.gwscomic.com). Follow cynical Hazel, bubbly Jamie, McPedro the slightly-offensive talking cactus, and their fellow twenty-somethings as they venture into that funny phase between college and career. Bring your own beer! In addition to the first 200 GWS strips, this book features the entire prequel webcomic Hazelnuts, as well as the very first Hazel-and-Jamie comic strips from Corsetto's high school years. With 50 pages of additional goodies (including a how-to-draw tutorial and early GWS promotional and commissioned artwork), this book is a must-have for the Girls With Slingshots fan! Please note that this is the SECOND edition, featuring a distinct change in attire for McPedro on the cover!