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Amazing comics from incredible indie comic book creators. The Behemouth anthology continues Join the legions of MEGAFANS enjoying the adventures of the indy underworld See tomorrow's greatest creative teams and publishers that are destined to make it big in comics. CAUTION Be SAFE and seek out a partner for lifting this massive book And let them read M3 too Use your legs and not your back 22 stories and 312 pages long

The original Caliber Presents anthology title was one of Caliber's inaugural releases and featured predominantly new creators, many of which went onto successful careers in the comics' industry. In this new version, Caliber Presents has expanded to graphic novel size and while still featuring new creators also includes many established professional creators with new visions. Creators featured in this first issue include nominees and winners of some of the industry's major awards including the Eisner, Harvey, Xeric, Ghastly, Shel Dorf, Comic Monsters, Horror Comics, and more. Although the...

Gary Scott Beatty's one-shot "Number One" was on Bleeding Cool News' list of the best indie comics of 2014. Now this innovative writer/artist's early work is being offered in a collected edition for the first time. "Worlds: Three Stories by Gary Scott Beatty" features done-in-one comic book stories, gallery pages, and an article from the author, in a full color package. "Adam Among the Gods" has art and inks by acclaimed Saint Germaine illustrator James Lyle. Adam is the First, science's revered first immortal before the rise of the New Humans. Ugly and deformed, his sacrifice lead to the...

This is the 2016 annual anthology of BAAU Down a collection of short comics, illustrations, photography, literature, and other artworks from Bay Area artists. Each year these books are showcased and sold at comics and anime conventions throughout California. BAAU Down has been going strong since 2001, and it remains as our biggest and most renowned project.

An exploration of the Jungle Genre in comics and popular culture from the 1910s to the present.

Gwan, the anthology which highlights and celebrates comic creators who produce work with a sense of the immigrant/expat perspective, expressing both the joys and challenges of such a journey. The anthology includes short stories spanning a variety of genres: sci-fi, fantasy historical fiction, and slice of life.

Superhero vs. Giant Robot and then against an enemy with no conscience, U.S. Sniper training, A Man on Fire in the deep forest, The curse of the Monster Within, and The Alliance of the Masque facing off against an army of Vampires ... this is an issue you won't want to miss

What do a traveling super-hero rock band, a teacher at a school full of aliens, an anceint warrior, and a man on the run with his cat all have in common? They're all the subjects of 24-hour comics made by Dennis Kanenwisher over the past ten years Raise the Dead, Alien Academy, Dragonstar and Jarmara are collected here for the very first time in one volume in... Clock Up: The 24-Hour Comics of Dennis Kanenwisher

For four years the Outer Edge Comics family of comics and collectibles reigned supreme, providing an entertaining alternative to mainstream comics. For four years Jeff Pacitto, Darryl Smith, and Mehmet Mike Isguder wrote, drew, and published their hearts out on a tiny little mini-comic. For four years people enjoyed a quality quarterly book made by people just like themselves. This Outer Edge Comics Anthology is the final step in that four year journey - the culmination of four years of work, sweat, and determination. No stone left unturned, this anthology covers anything and everything Outer...

Second anthology of "THE INCAZZATOMAN," mental outburst against the daily adversities.

Red King Presents: First Movement It all beings here The first issue of an anthology featuring comic book content from Red King Press. In this issue Armored Champion, Sniper, Team Chicago, Apples of Idunn, and Steel Soldiers

This is the fifth volume of the photo-comic, "tiny ghosts." It's pretty much the same as the first four volumes, so if you are thinking about buying only one, I suggest you just pick the one with the prettiest cover.

Tiny ghosts is a creepy, melancholy, sometimes depressing, sometimes darkly humorous, weekly, photo webcomic. It's maybe about what it feels like to be a monster or a ghost or a robot, but not the scary kind. It's about being frightened of war and what you might turn into when you grow up if you aren't careful. It's about loss and longing and love and hope and...

Twenty-two artists explore what inspires them about the natural world, the plants and animals. For example:

• Shashwat Mishra compares real dire wolves to the Game of Thrones version.
• Steve Bissette wrote a story about his personal thoughts on the fisher cat, which was then illustrated by his hand-picked artist Ross Studlar.
• Terri Nelson, who is preparing for a trip to the Antarctic, explains the purpose of museum collections not on display.

A natural science comic anthology collecting the work of 7 creators, all natural science illustrators. Topics include why the narwhal has a tusk, the biodiversity of insects, the gray fox, Maria Sybilla Merian, Kropotkin, and much more.

More of Mark Baker's award winning Pvt. Murphy Army cartoons. Over 139 full color cartoon illustrations.

Since 2009 Cameron Callahan has written and drawn the indie comic series Scrambled Circuits, starring a well-intentioned robot named Primus who has robot brothers but lizard parents. As each day goes by Primus tries to connect with those around him - his step and blood family, his coworkers, his friends, interesting strangers - and with each attempt he gets a little closer to understanding others and finding some coherency in a crazy world.

This book collects the first 3 Scrambled Circuits issues written and drawn by Cameron Callahan, a then very first time comic maker,...