Comics

The definitive Snakepit collection! Spanning nearly two decades, this edition collects all of the comics artist Ben…

In this graphic exploration of touch, author Steve Haines dives into this essential aspect of human experience and…

From the publishers of the bestselling Queer: A Graphic History and The Middle Ages: A Graphic History, this new…

Brought to you by award winning journalist and Rolling Stone contributing editor, David Kushner, A for Anonymous how a…

Language can be deceptive and carry multiple meanings. Sometimes people are oblivious to these multivalent meanings, and…

In this amusing and incisive collection of graphic novels from author and illustrator Noah Van Sciver, follow the…

Your dog is your best friend. But it's not always easy to know what your dog is trying to tell you. In What Dogs Want,…

For decades upon decades, black people have been fighting for their rights to be seen as human beings. A radical…

In this psychedelically illustrated volume, author and illustrator Brian Blomerth recounts the story of R. Gordon and…

In this entertaining zine, author Spencer Hicks attempts to recount their experience of viewing the second half of the…

When Timothy Snyder's slim paperback On Tyranny was published in early 2017, it became an instant bestseller in the US…

Paul Cornell, the genius writer that brought us “Doctor Who”, “Saucer State”, and “Wolverine”, conjures up a…

Every summer, Rose goes with her family to their lake house at Awago Beach, and every summer Rose looks forward to it.…

Delve into the psyches of unicorns with author C.W. Moss in this hilarious sequel to Unicorn Being a Jerk. In this…

This fun and mildly wacky adventure through the periodic table of the elements is great for fans of Japanese art or…

Sweet beings clumsily paraphrase common emotions and experiences in this book of 26 postcards based on Nathan Pyle's…

When The Rolling Stones started making music in the 60s, who could have guessed that they would go on to become one of…

Women who made a difference in science, from Ada Lovelace (computing) to Marie Curie (Physics and Chemistry); these…

A good-natured, heavily-illustrated metaphor of a book to help get your houseboat - aka the inside of your head - in…

What happens when the cats at Mission Control take a break and the cats on a space station decide it's time to push…

This graphic nonfiction underscores the brilliance and passion of queer and trans resistance. The past ten years have…

I Am a Cat, originally written by Soseki Natsume in 1905, is a story intended to reflect on and poke fun at the…