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The 43rd FoxTrot collection continue the Fox family’s gentle hi-jinks and sitcom-friendly dynamic.

King’s fascinating look at inside the mind of a contract assassin would-be writer.

A beautifully illustrated narrative about how we can still accept ourselves, even when we’re imperfect.

A hard look at Delisle’s transition from his teenage years into adulthood working at the local pulp and paper mill.

Davis’ first collection of comics detail the struggle of finding self-confidence and the importance of being vulnerable.

To conquer an extinction-level threat to Earth, a sole survivor has to pair with a surprising ally in space.

An inspirational, sometimes quixotic, collection of wisdom and life lessons from Nintendo’s beloved ex-President.

An acerbic look at the obscenely rich and powerful, with a side note on what society could do instead.

Gives fans a good cross section of gruesome and the poetic with a set of stories spanning the dark to the disgusting.

A lavishly illustrated version of perhaps the most foundational text on Japan’s monsters, myths, and legends.