This hilarious makeover of the Mayan calendar sends up end-of-the-world predictions and apocalyptic jitters, while serving as a fully functional datebook planner. Lavishly illustrated and chock-full of dubious historical notes, this book reinterprets ancient glyphs and gaffes in light of the modern world to illustrate just how prescient the Mayans might have been.

This is a collection of vivid first-person accounts of Superstorm Sandy in comic strip form. The artists, including Felipe Galindo, Robert Grossman, Tom Hachtman, Rupert Howard, Randy Jones, Martin Kozlowski, and Peter Kuper, tackle their personal experiences of the disaster with clear-eyed reportage, stirring passion and considerable humor. Their stories of struggle and recovery stretch from a swamped lower Manhattan to the ravaged coastlines of Long Island and New Jersey. Profits from the sale of this book will be donated to Sandy relief.

Curmudgeonly film critic E. Basil St. Blaise returns with his irrepresible canine mascot Josef to but the bite on the mediocre movies of the past five years. Over 1000 of his patented Poison Capsule Reviews are illustrated by more than 100 savagely funny cartoon parodies of Cinema's dumb and dumbest.

Talk to the Hair offers a satiric first-100-day-by-day account of President Donald Trump making good on his campaign promise to "Make America Totally Classy Again " From Inaugural Ball-related injuries to finding that good fences don't make for such good neighbors after all, the new president lets the chips fall where they may-ideally into one of his own casinos. And, when the going gets tough, The Donald turns to the diplomacy of Sarah Palin and the muscle of some guys named Vinny. However it turns out, it's gonna be YOOGE

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