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Collects four new stories that feel more grounded, though no less restrained, than what fans expect from manga’s horror master.

Drawn & Quarterly presents another seven semi-autobiographical stories from one of Japan’s most eclectic manga masters.

The first set of Calvin and Hobbes reprints in miniature showcase a cartoonist in full control over something truly magical.

King pays homage to his literary heroes with an inventive glee that makes many of these stories some of his best work in years.

Rushdie’s memoir of surviving assassination is as colorful and vivid as any of his fiction; of violence, of hate, of both ignorance and intolerance; but also of love.

At times both heartbreaking and hilarious, Dorrance’s debut graphic novel delicately balances both sides of an unplanned reversal of responsibility.

Families will love having this gnome in their home and spread kindness to all.

The work of a mature, confident artist, Nazuma’s stories serve as meditations on both youth and old age.

Scott Magoon does it again as things heat up for his animal heroes in their biggest challenge yet.

An animal of an adventure mixed with neat educational bits that’s fun for readers of all ages.