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Plot: The Secret Story Of The Protocols Of The Elders Of Zion TPB
 | The Protocols of the Elders of Zion is a book written one hundred years ago. It has been represented over the decades as a blue print for Jewish world domination. In truth, though, it has long been exposed as an utter fraud, and one of the most successful anti-Semitic myths in history. Eisner takes on the whole history of the wretched book and once again pushes the medium for all its worth. The result is a compelling page turner of a graphic novel, one destined to win awards and accolades inside the comics field, the general book trade, and elsewhere. With an introduction by Umberto Eco! |
In the Shadow of No Towers TPB
 | In his first new graphic novel since the groundbreaking Maus , Art Spiegelman presents a deeply personal, politically charged, and graphically emotionally stunning account of the events and aftermath of September 11, 2001. In a large, 2-page-spread format, Spiegelman relates his experience of the national tragedy in drawings and text that convey the unfathomable enormity of the event itself, the insidious effects it had on his life, and the extraordinary, often hidden changes that have been enacted in the name of post-9/11 national security and that have begun to undermine the very foundation of American democracy. Also, Spiegelman shares a small folio of classic Sunday comics pages from the early years that resonate eerily today. Presented in an oversized, 9"x14" format. |
How to Draw Manga TPB: Guns and Military Vol. 2
 | Now that your manga characters are armed and ready, it's time to send them off on some dangerous, far-flung missions. Whether by land, sea or air, this book will show you how to get them there! The second volume in the 'Guns and Military' component of Graphic-Sha's popular 'How to Draw Manga' series features blueprint-quality illustrations of tanks, battleships, helicopters, jet fighters and long-range bombers from all of the worlds' major military powers. And just in case you've got a character who isn't exactly a 'team player,' author Ichiro Kamiya has included a few dozen illustrations of easy-ridin' motorcycles as well. English text. SC, 7x10, 136pg, b&w |
City People Notebook TPB
 | Graphic essays on city living... No one is a better observer of the city scene than master cartoonist Will Eisner. From his years writing and drawing THE SPIRIT through such graphic novels as A CONTRACT WITH GOD and A LIFE FORCE, Eisner has proven himself a keen and sensitive chronicler of the urban landscape. In CITY PEOPLE NOTEBOOK, a sequel to his best-selling NEW YORK THE BIG CITY book of graphic essays, Eisner examines three facets of city living: time, space, and smell. He brings to his task a lifetime of memories, encounters and experiences, and he shares it with consummate skill. |
How to Draw Manga TPB: Guns and Military Vol. 1
 | The first book in this two-volume set is a virtual encyclopedia of everything from classic handguns to high-tech firearms, including six-shooters, semi-automatics, World War II "masterpiece" arms and modern-battlefield assault rifles. |
Big Book of the '70s TPB
 | True tales from ten years of tackiness and tumult! The Big Book of the '70s is the latest anthology in the award-winning series of wild-bit-true tales from Paradox Press. This chunky collection of comics is chock-full of information about this volatile and multifaceted period that still fascinates us today. The Gong Show! Streaking! Disco! The Vietnam War! And yes, The Bay City Rollers! |
I Never Liked You TPB
 | Here Chester Brown tells the story of his alienated youth in an almost detached, understated manner, giving the book an eerie, dream-like quality. |
King TPB Vol. 2
 | "We have come to remind America of the fierce urgency of now. This is no time to engage in the luxury of cooling off or to take the tranquilizing drug of gradualism. Now is the time to open the doors of opportunity to all of God's children. Now is the time to make real the promises of Democracy." King is the story of the man who uttered those words and was at the forefront of changing the face of American Society. Ho Che Anderson's interpretive biography of the Reverend Martin Luther King documents the life of the most compelling civil rights leader during the most violent and tumultuous period of struggle for basic, individual rights in 20th Century America. Volume 2 begins as King recovers from a brutal knife attack, with the horrors of Birmingham and the heights of the March On Washington looming in his future. This graphic biography, told entirely in comics, is an uncompromising and honest work of historical recreation, bringing Martin Luther King and the early Civil Rights movement to vivid,... |
Tales From Fish Camp TPB
 | Bear chases, stabbings, broken bones, and three hours of sleep a day. Plus, drinking whiskey all night. It all comes with the territory when a New York City girl takes a job in an Alaskan fishing village. Experience the humor of 18-hour shift drudgery that involves drinking booze with wizened old fisherman. Oh, the joys of blood poisoning, sucker-hosing, filleting, and packing pounds of fish. Danielle took the job on purpose, but had no idea what was in store for her. |
Call of Duty: The Brotherhood #2
 | Lieutenant James MacDonald is a fireman, one of New York's bravest. For him, fighting fires and saving lives is not just a job, it's his sworn duty. He and his fellow firefighters are not simply co-workers: they are brothers joined by the bonds of courage and honor. The sold out first issue The Call of Duty: The Brotherhood #1 is reprinted in Marvel Must Haves. |
Call of Duty: The Precinct #1
 | When tragedy strikes, who will answer The Call? Meet a NYPD police officer, who in a space of just 24 hours encounters: a girl who doesn't exsist, a brother he never knew, and a wife that can no longer be part of his life. His name: Frankie Gunzer. His new assignment: The Call. His current priority: save humanity! |
Boys Of St. Vincent (DVD)
 | Inside the walls of St. Vincent's Orphanage, young boys fall victim to sexual, physical and emotional abuse at the hands of their guardians. Henry Czerny ( Mission: Impossible, Clear and Present Danger ) gives a terrifying performance as Brother Lavin, the head of the orphanage who must juggle the teachings of the church with his own personal demons. The plight of the boys under his care remains a secret until the orphanage janitor and a local policeman speak out against the Brothers' appalling treatment of the orphans. During the ensuing investigation, the boys courageously testify against the Brothers. Fearing a scandal, religious and civil authorities conspire to shut down the case and quietly transfer the accused Brothers to new postings. Fifteen years later, still unhealed, the victims go public with their ordeal. As the veil of secrecy is finally lifted, their story will shock the world. From the director of Dangerous Minds comes this controversial story that was one of the year's most powerful and... |
King, A Comics Biography of Martin Luther King, Jr. TPB
 | This groundbreaking body of comics journalism collects for the first time Anderson's entire biography of the renowned civil rights leader, Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. Over a decade in the making, the saga has been praised for its vivid recreation of one of the most tumultuous periods in U.S. history and for its accuracy in depicting the personal and public lives of King, from his birth to his assassination. King probes the life story of one of America's greatest public figures with an unflinchingly critical eye, casting King as an ambitious, dichotomous figure deserving of his place in history, but not above moral sacrifice to get there. Anderson's expressionistic visual style is wrought with dramatic energy; panels evoke a painterly attention to detail but juxtapose with one another in such a way as to propel King's story with cinematic momentum. This is a respectful, unsparing, truthful biography of a man and his times that captures the moral and political gravitas of the cause as well as its human... |
Name of the Game TPB
 | In The Name of the Game , master storyteller and comics innovator Will Eisner tells an epic tale spanning three generations of power and privilege won through the struggles of marriage. It is the story of three families, the Arnheims, the Obers and the Kayns, all descendants of Jewish immigrants, and their struggle for status. As the wealthy seek to insure the family's future with marriage and heirs, and the less-well-off use it to attain wealth and social standing. Will Eisner proves that marriage is indeed the name of the game. |
Call of Duty TPB Vol. 2: The Precinct
 | Reality-based stories starring New York City's real heroes! In the wake of September 11th, the world watched as firefighters, police officers and EMS workers selflessly risked their lives to save others. When terror hit home, ordinary men and women answered "The Call of Duty." Sergeant Frank "Gunz" Gunzer is one of New York's Finest. A veteran cop, Gunz has rolled with just about every punch New York City has thrown at him through the years. But now the safety and stability that he has come to know in both his professional and private lives seem to be crashing down around his ears. Gunz may not have fancy powers, but he backs up his badge with bravery and courage - and that's usually enough to do the job. Now, he's been given a new call to duty - not just to uphold the law, but to save all of humanity! This book collects: The Call of Duty: The Precinct #s 1-5 |
Creased TPB
 | Often in life we go left, only to discover later that we should have gone right. CREASED explores just a few of the things that can go wrong while striving towards that ever-elusive 'perfect' relationship. |
Fortune and Glory Limited Edition Signed HC
 | A hilarious yet shockingly honest portrayal of a fascinating personal Hollywood experiences. Go on an inside tour filled with a fantastically eccentric cast of characters filling anecdotes so outrageous they have to be true. Now available in this special limited hardcover edition which, as a special bonus, is also signed by Brian Michael Bendis! |
Every Girl Is The End Of The World For Me TPB
 | Continuing in the genre of 'navel-gazer' indie comics, comes this autobiographical graphic novel of Jeffrey Brown and his relationships with the women in his life. His honest approach to the dialogue and situations involving his friends, girlfriends, ex-girlfriends creates an identifiable world for anyone who has ever had friends, girl/boy friends, and ex- girl/boyfriends. |
Spark Generators TPB
 | In this book benefiting the Cartoon Art Museum, twenty-five artists tell the tales of the creators who sparked imaginations. From personal relationships to long-distance admiration, Spark Generators pays tribute to the creative imaginations that shine brightly and inspire others to scribble away at cartoons. |
King TPB Vol. 1
 | "We must not become bitter, and end up by hating our white brothers. As Booker T. Washington said, "Let no man pull you so low as to make you hate him. "If we protest courageously, and yet with dignity and Christian love, when the history books are written in the future, somebody will have to say: 'There lived a race of people who had the moral courage to stand up for their rights, and for what they believed.'" King is the story of the man who uttered those words and was at the forefront of changing the face of American Society. Ho Che Anderson's interpretive biography of the Reverend Martin Luther King documents the life of the most compelling civil rights leader during the most violent and tumultuous period of struggle for basic, individual rights in 20th Century America. Volume 1 follows Martin Luther King from his childhood to his courting Coretta Scott to his firm belief in the moral imperative of desegregation and racial equality. This graphic biography, told entirely in comics, is... |
War's End: Profiles from Bosnia 1995-1996 HC
 | How does an artist reconcile being forced to go to the front line of a brutal conflict that will change his life and homeland forever? What happens when a reporter finally comes face to face with an evil war criminal? Before his groundbreaking graphic novels Safe Area Gorazde and The Fixer , Palestine author Joe Sacco created two short stories of the characters from each side of the crossfire. Collected together for the first time in War's End: Profiles from Bosnia 1995-1996 are the acclaimed Soba and Christmas with Karadzic . In Soba , Joe Sacco captures the internal torment of the romanticized Sarajevo artist-warrior who captivated the western media with his guitar and hard partying ways. In Christmas with Karadzic , Sacco gives the reader an inside peek of the darkly humorous news process that doesn t make the headlines back home as he chases after one of the most hated and sought-after Bosnian Serb leaders and war criminals. |
How to Draw Manga TPB: Super-Deformed Characters Vol. 1 - Humans
 | Big things really do come in small packages! In Japanese, they're known as 'chibi,' though most English speaking fans call them 'Super-Deformed,' or 'SD' for short. We're talking about those oh-so-cute, smaller-than-life characters who are always stealing scenes in such anime favorites as Chobits, Dragonball and SD Gundam. And now Gen Sato, the Japanese artist who pioneered the SD style, shares secrets for creating the perfect chibi! This exciting new entry in the How to Draw Manga series from Graphic-Sha is chock-full of chibi know-how, from the character-planning process to the final product. Soon, you too will think big and draw small! |