Cartoons & comic strips books

Vol. 1 (The lords of luck) originally published in single magazine form in: The brave and the bold, #1-6.  Read More >>

""Collects Bart Simpson comics, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33""--T.p. verso.  Read More >>

Collects the best and weirdest comic strips from the popular underground weekly comic ""Smell of Steve"".  Read More >>

Contains over one hundred comic strips originally published in ""The Onion"" and on Wondermark.com.  Read More >>

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America's favorite cat is back with this new edition of three-in-one comic strips (contains- Garfield Makes It Big...  Read More >>

The fast-paced world might overlook somebody like Ziggy; he has no pants, no hair, and no luck. But that just makes...  Read More >>

""Something Wonderful"" collects many of Johnston's popular comic strip, ""For Better or For Worse""--a light-hearted...  Read More >>

A collection of illustrations by world-renowned cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé.  Read More >>

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Join in the adventures of Denver, Chantal, Suki, and Alberto as they journey step-by-step along the path toward...  Read More >>

From the highly inventive genius behind the hilarious ""Book of Bunny Suicides"" comes a collection of deranged...  Read More >>

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Explains how and why cartoons work, why they matter and why the reactions of the offended are often an even blunter...  Read More >>

"F Minus makes the grade. Creator Tony Carrillo brings us a profoundly funny strip that asks the following questions:...  Read More >>

Patrick McDonnell is a major animal welfare advocate. He's also a prominent proponent of funny and a keen observer...  Read More >>

Pearls Before Swine is the hilarious comic strip tale of two friends: arrogant, egotistical Rat and slow-witted...  Read More >>

This collection of the ""Zits"" cartoon succeeds in portraying the angst of being a 16-year-old boy bursting with...  Read More >>

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Before the age of television or even rock and roll, American popular culture as we know it first emerged in the...  Read More >>

Compiling all four issues of ""Jughead's Double Digest"" (numbered 139-142), this graphic novel recounts the entire...  Read More >>

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The fifth volume of Ketcham's phenomenal panel covers the end of the Postwar Era, 1959-1960. The tiny troublemaker...  Read More >>