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The first English-language book by Europe's most popular gay cartoonist, Germany's Ralf Knig, whose collections have sold over a million copies and been translated into French, Italian, Spanish, Norwegian, and Danish.

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A graphic adaptation by Lana Lesley of the stage adaptation by Rude Mechs of the book by Greil Marcus.

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Investigates our dangerous relationship with cars. Combining autobiography, statistics, case histories, advertising and reportage, this title draws a picture of the psychology behind our need for speed.

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We love to blame the people we don't know and never see. Meet the forgotten people of America's Rust Belt.

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"This manga is presented in its original right-to-left reading format."

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Although slightly insane, shotgun-toting Sally is your typical post-apocalyptic woman, hanging out at the local bayou bar by night and shooting mutant fauna fish by day. But when the boy she loves takes off on a treasure hunt to the forbidden city of New Orleans, Sally decides to go along.

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"A classic-in-the-making."--The Onion

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Having escaped from the clutches of the 13th Prophet, Takeo, the young Samurai, is free to continue with his quest to find out who he is. His journey leads him to an unnamed island, where he hopes to find his missing brother. Instead, he finds a place where he learns the Bushido way, the code of life that all Samurai must live by

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"Originally published in French as Samurai 7: Freres d'armes, Samurai 8: Freres de sang, and Samurai 9: Ogomo"--Copyright page.

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Fashion heiress and international spy, Scarlett Couture, uses her organization to investigate the death of four models with links to a corrupt US Senator and a drug kingpin. But as she digs deep into the dark underbelly of power, she uncovers a horrifying plot that will lead to the destruction of Las Vegas!

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"A collection of former New York Post cartoonist Sean Delonas's cartoons, both that were in print and many that weren't"--

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In the Intersection, order is key.

Having connected solar systems to one another through a series of space tunnels, humans have managed to conquer the universe.

But long before humans dominated, there were native species, and after thousands of years something is waking up

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You're 16 years old. All your life, you've been raised by your mom, with no idea of who your father was. Now you've hit puberty, and you're about to find out that the "no-good-S.O.B." who contributed to your genes is none other than ODIN! Not to mention your mother is a child of ZEUS.

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A GENETICALLY ENGINEERED MERCENARY ASSASSIN IN OUTER SPACE In a moment of madness, the heartless Showman Killer has found himself responsible for a helpless infant, forced upon him by the mysterious Ibis. The Showman Killer must unravel the mystery of the forces at work in the cosmos, and find out exactly why this child is so important.

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The award winning author of monsters explores the political issues that affect our personal health in his new book, Sick.

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The latest collection of incomparable sketches of contemporary and political life by the current British Cartoonist of the Year, culled from his award-winning leader-page cartoons in The Times.

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Simon and Kirby set the standard for costumed heroes with Blue Bolt and Captain America. This title introduces some of their most exciting characters: Fighting American, The Fly, Lancelor Strong and The Stuntman.