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Goon Vol. 4: Virtue and the Grim Consequences Thereof TPB
 | Giant man-eating eyeballs from another dimension, mad scientists, rampaging killer robots, and the Ghost of Christmas Past-nothing out of the ordinary in the world of the Goon. Come take a traipse down Lonely Street with Goon and his pals as they defend their burg from all manner of monstrous disasters and ghouls in The Goon: Virtue and the Grim Consequences Thereof . This volume collects five magically dark and delightfully hilarious tales of chaos and daring-do, following the exploits of the man known only as The Goon as he fights his way through a horde of killer robots and even creatures from another dimension to help save his sometimes friend and ally Dr. Hieronymous Alloy from a mysterious disease. But there are plenty of bumps along the way, ultimately landing the Goon in Cade's Island Penitentiary, proving once more that no good deed goes unpunished. Collecting issues #9-#13 of the bimonthly Goon serieis. The issues collected in this brilliant edition helped Eric Powell's The Goon win the 2005... |
That Darn Yarn
 | By popular demand, Eisner Award-winner Tony Millionaire returns to bring you another charming adventure. Here is a book that contains two stories in one. On the right-hand side is a story about a sock monkey getting his foot snagged on a tack as he's going down the stairs. As he rambles around Ann Louise's Victorian house, he unravels. On the left-hand page is a story about Ann Louise finding a ball of yarn and beginning to knit a sock monkey. The stories merge as the book unfolds and the adventure develops. |
Bombshell Sticker #2 (Angry Mini Bombshell)
 | Stick 'em here, stick 'em there, stick 'em everywhere! We took some of the best Dark Horse characters and made 'em really sticky. Like Tony Millionaire's Sock Monkey , Dark Horse's own Bombshell and The Nevermen , plus our perennial faves Bettie Page and Charles Atlas . Stick 'em on your backpacks, books, and buddies! Stick up your doors, desks, and dorms! Stick it! Stickers sold individually. |
Bettie Page Sticker #2 (Black Bettie)
 | Stick 'em here, stick 'em there, stick 'em everywhere! We took some of the best Dark Horse characters and made 'em really sticky. Like Tony Millionaire's Sock Monkey , Dark Horse's own Bombshell and The Nevermen , plus our perennial faves Bettie Page and Charles Atlas . Stick 'em on your backpacks, books, and buddies! Stick up your doors, desks, and dorms! Stick it! Stickers sold individually. |
Bettie Page Sticker #4 (Red Bettie)
 | Stick 'em here, stick 'em there, stick 'em everywhere! We took some of the best Dark Horse characters and made 'em really sticky. Like Tony Millionaire's Sock Monkey , Dark Horse's own Bombshell and The Nevermen , plus our perennial faves Bettie Page and Charles Atlas . Stick 'em on your backpacks, books, and buddies! Stick up your doors, desks, and dorms! Stick it! Stickers sold individually. |
DHorse Deluxe Stationery Set: Mark Beyer Stationery Set
 | Mark Beyer's unique and acclaimed artwork has graced covers of Art Spiegelman's legendary Raw Magazine. Beyer has created comics (Pantheon's "Amy & Jordan" hardcover), books, paintings, and dolls. A self-taught artist, Beyer's primitive yet detailed style has captured a faithful following. Intriguing settings, quirky characters, and a bleak but humorous atmosphere. Beyer's work stands out in our world of bright, happy stationery. His style is attractive because it appeals to one's dark sense of humor while emitting a charm and reassurance that at once contradicts and pleases. |
Sock Monkey: The Glass Door Knob HC
 | The Sock Monkey and the other toys in the house marvel at the prismatic spectrum shining on the parlor floor. They notice that the dazzling colors are somehow emanating from the beautiful glass doorknob on the front door. Winter turns to Spring, and the apple tree at the front of the house sprouts its new leaves, casting a warm green shadow on the door. But something happens to the doorknob: it seems to be broken, and the magical light show has come to a disheartening end. As the leaves grow heavier, joy leaves the house, until Mr. Crow comes up with a plan: to repair the doorknob using very scientifical techniques! Meanwhile, outside, notions of celestial events, planetary rhythm, and farmer's almanacs are discussed by two new characters, a bug and a bird, named Rickets and Scurvy. |
Little and Large
 | Here is another delightful book from writer/artist Tony Millionaire featuring two interconnected stories that tie together for the happiest of endings. When Ann Louise's grandfather crashes through the woods to cut down a tree for use in his workshop, he never stops to think about all the creatures making their home in it. Uncle Gabby then meets a spider displaced from his tree house and begins a quest to find him a new place to live. A weathervane? A dollhouse? A goose-wagon? Sadly, no, no and no! But what is Grandfather building from the lumber? With the release of his seventh book, Little and Large , Tony Millionaire again proves he is one of the best at telling simple, charming stories for children that delight with their clever endings. Follow Uncle Gabby as he tries to find a new home for his friend, the spider! |
DHorse Deluxe Journal: Tim Biskup
 | Biskup's beautiful illustrations and design ethic are already a part of our Stationery Exotique line, and now we're happy as clams to be able to bring you this original journal design by Biskup as well. |
DHorse Deluxe Stationery Set: Beci Orpin's Memory Box
 | Australian designer Beci Orpin has produced designs for a wide variety of clothing companies and has exhibited her art work all over the globe. She also designs T-shirts, tote bags, accessories, and clothing under her own line, Princess Tina, which features playful icons such as teeth, raindrops, and mice. Lucky for us, Beci has always wanted to do a stationery set! Well we didn't stop there , we got her to design a journal too. Just one look at her candy-colored designs and you'll be hooked. |
Groo Nursery TPB
 | Take four vintage Groo tales? bury them lovingly in the ground? add water and plenty of mulch ? and what will blossom will be the latest Groo collection, featuring the creative flowering of the award-winning duo of Sergio Aragonés and Mark Evanier. In this handsome volume, we feature "This Island of Felicidad," one of the most popular Groo stories of all time? beautifully drawn and almost as well written as this solicitation copy! |
Big Blown Baby #3 (of 4)
 | Get ready, folks, for the most frightening lesson in breast-feeding ever ! It's Lactation Day , and Bill Wray's Big Blown Baby is going for seconds! This is harsh, graphic humor and is not for the squeamish! Kinda like John Waters meets Harvey Kurtzman meets Jack Kirby meets Andrew Dice Clay, and nobody can decide who's buying! |
DHorse Deluxe Journal: Craig Thompson's Angels and Demons Journal
 | Everyone needs a place to scrawl their brilliant ideas before they flit like sugared-up three year olds out of their heads. These remarkable journals will safely house your deepest thoughts, nurture your creativity, and keep the dreary world at bay. These journals feature characters from some of todays hottest alternative artists. Each journal features a color cover and specially designed endpapers. Craig Thompson was born in 1975 and grew up in a small farming community in Wisconsin. His debut graphic novel Good-Bye, Chunky Rice won the 1999 Harvey Award for "Best New Talent,"and his sophomore effort, the 500-page Blankets , will be released in summer 2003 by Top Shelf Productions. Craig Thompson's Angels and Demons Journal will be a stunning complement to his Harvey Award-winning graphic novel, Good-Bye, Chunky Rice and will enjoy the publicity generated by his new release, Blankets! |
Goon #12
 | Sure, self-experimentation seems like all fun and games but then it goes affecting your mind and you unleash your killer robots on the city. Just look at what happens to Dr. Alloy here. He goes nutty as an outhouse rat, folks. But don't worry, Goon wouldn't let no mechanized contraption knock down his favorite watering hole, Norton's Pub. Let's just keep our fingers crossed that Franky and Butler Lagarto Hombre can find a cure for Alloy's madness before he goes ticking off the Goon. 2003 Eisner Award Winner for Best Single issue- The Goon #1 2003 International Horror Guild Award Winner for Best Illustrated Narrative |
Pubo #2 (of 3)
 | Worldly misfit and bizarre medical wonder P.U.B.O. (Physical Unipolar Biogenic Organism) has crash landed in the vast Pacific Northwest wilderness. Now he's on the run from those who made him what he is and a few of the less friendly, furry, woodland creatures he's managed to piss off in his short time among them. The forest is alive, the animals can talk, and Pubo's in over his head in part two of this hilarious miniseries from Xeric Award-winning creator Leland Purvis. |
Big Blown Baby #2 (of 4)
 | First a space ship crash landed on his testicles! Then a bad-ass baby kicked his butt all over the place! Now a bizarre bird has taken control of his mind! Could things possibly get worse for old Frank Furshlugginer? Yea, verily! |
Apocalypse Nerd #3
 | As our heroes Perry and Gordo slowly work their way back towards "civilization," they quickly realize that in the wake of the nuclear attack civilized society no longer exists. Entire communities abandoned! Rednecks killing each other over the last bottle of soda! Communes of nerds living behind barbed-wire encampments-and worst of all, no internet! Can our heroes adapt, or will they head back to the hills?! Also: a "Founding Fathers Funnies" entry recounting the too-short life of the unjustly obscure war hero and radical John Laurens. |
Little Lulu Vol. 10: All Dressed Up TPB
 | Like all great "comics for kids," be it Charles Shultz's Peanuts , Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes , or Carl Barks's Scrooge McDuck , these stories by John Stanley and Irving Tripp are legendary for their ability to delight both children and adults alike with their wit, insight, and outright hilarity. Witness two of the medium's masters at the very pinnacle of their talent and skill in these gut-busting stories featuring the smart and sassy, generous and gregarious, absolutely one-of-a-kind eight-year-old Lulu Moppet and her loveable cast of neighborhood troublemakers! " Little Lulu was one of my favorite comics as a kid. Simple enough for kids to enjoy, but hip enough to make grownups laugh out loud, it's one of the great unsung comics." -Harvey Pekar, creator of American Splendor "These little gems are timeless models of wry humor and unsurpassed comic timing . . . Like Peanuts and Calvin and Hobbes , they create an entire kids' universe of secret clubhouses, favorite soda... |
DHorse Deluxe Journal: Mari-Chan
 | The "Magical designer Mari-chan" from Osaka, Japan, is fascinated by what is cute and why character art is so appealing. These little characters are so cute it hurts! |
Coop Flag Girl CD Case
 | Don't feel rebellious enough carrying your CD's in a plain, black container? Get wicked, and store them in devilish Coop and stylish Shag vinyl CD cases. Each portable, soft vinyl case holds 24 CDs, with zipper closure for easy access. Portable, graphic, stylish, musical. |
Tony Millionaire's Sock Monkey Vol. 4 #2 (of 2)
 | Ann-Louise notices that the Sock Monkey is acting strangely, gazing at the moon and smelling flowers. She realizes that he probably needs some romance in his life, so she heads to the toy store to buy him a wife. Calamity and mayhem are the results, as the new plastic monkey encounters the true cause of Uncle Gabby's spring fever; a large, jealous, ungainly wench of a sock monkey who had been left behind one afternoon by Ann Louise's cousin. |
Sergio Aragonés Presenta #6: Boogeyman #1 (de 4) (Spanish Language Ed.)
 | This comic is in Spanish! Warehouse Find -- We don't normally offer less-than-mint-condition books for sale, but with the continued demand for back issues, we've decided to add our Warehouse backstock to our website. The majority of our comics are in mint condition, but there are some with minor dings. Sorry, no returns on Warehouse backstock comics. We've seen him doing it for years in Mad Magazine , and now Sergio Aragonés introduces a new series to Dark Horse, taking a twisted look at the genres that comics readers hold most dear. If you've noticed how seriously horror books have been taking themselves lately, Boogeyman will be a breath of fresh air, blowing straight through the boneyard! Follow Sergio's newest character through these short tales which do to horror fiction what Groo has been doing to sword and sorcery for years! |
Adventures of Barry Ween: Boy Genius Vol. 3 #4 (of 6)
 | Warehouse Find -- We don't normally offer less-than-mint-condition books for sale, but with the continued demand for back issues, we've decided to add our Warehouse backstock to our website. The majority of our comics are in mint condition, but there are some with minor dings. Sorry, no returns on Warehouse backstock comics. |
Dork Tower TPB Vol. 8: Go, Dork. Go!
 | Collecting comic strips from the fan-favorite web site, dorktower.com, as well as Dragon Magazine, Comic's Buyer's Guide, and Scrye Magazine, it's a geeky googleplex of gigantic laughs! Featuring an introduction by Marv Wolfman! |
Fate Of The Artist TPB
 | In his latest graphic novel, Eddie Campbell conducts an investegation into his own sudden disappearance. In wildly comical reenactments of incidents from his curious life, his part is played by an actor. With audacious literary slight of hand, he puts words into the mouths of those who knew him. Clues are sought in artistic blowouts from the history of all the arts. And the major players, even down to Monty the dog, get their own daily strip and Sunday page, yellowed newspaper sections from an imaginary long ago. |
Dork Tower TPB Vol. 6: 1d6 Degrees of Separation
 | Join six characters in search of an authority on life, love and the perfect set of purple shiny dice! Huzzah! It's the sixth collection of the critically acclaimed Dork Tower comic book, and Matt, Ken, Igor, Kayleigh, Carson the Muskrat and Gilly the Perky Goth prove that fandom is just another word for nothing left to lose! This book collects Dork Tower #s 19-24. |