THIS TIMELESS CLASSIC COMIC STRIP IS BELOVED BY FANS OF ALL AGES, AND CONTINUES TO FIND NEW FANS ALIKE. The latest edition in Titan Comics hugely popular Peanuts Facsimile series sees the release of this, the 21st volume in the series and features 125 pages of classic Peanuts daily and Sunday newspaper strips from 1967. This facsimile edition features 125 classic comic strips from 1967 and features many classic characters, including Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, Frieda, Sally, Schroeder and Woodstock. Join them as they navigate their way through school, the complexities of baseball, the Great Pumpkin and the world of the forever unseen grown-ups and their crazy rules.

From the award-winning videogame series comes a cerebral, surreal graphic novel that forever changes and expands the world of Little Nightmares as you know it!A timid, mute girl named Hush awakes in a freezing jail cell with a cast on her arm. Not knowing how she got here, Hush realises this is no ordinary prison, but a place ripped from nightmares. Desperate to escape, Hush befriends another prisoner, Mono, who understands this world and thus abandons the girl every chance he gets. Left to fend for herself, Hush must slink through the labyrinthine corridors where monstrosities lurk around every corner. Elsewhere, drug-addicted detective Myra Wan is exhausted from living in a city where everyone ignores the strange darkness and depravity around them. She plans to end life on her own terms-- until she meets a naive officer, Marion Guy, whose blind resolve convinces her to try one last time to make a difference. But in The Counties, where sinister secrets hide in every alleyway, where do they begin? With the children, of course. The little ones who vanish year after year without a trace. Though Hush and the detective's seem realities apart, the connection between them is more puzzling and unnerving than even the worst of dreams could conjure. Little Nightmares: Descent to Nowhere collects issues #1-#4 of the comic series of the same name, plus exclusive behind-the-scenes content showcasing how the story and artwork was developed.

A twisty New York City-set mystery that sees Teddy Roosevelt's daughter, Alice Roosevelt, team up with Holmes and Watson to save the president from a kidnapping and attempted assassination on the eve of international peace talks. Holmes's British parlour tricks meet hard-boiled American noir in this pastiche for fans of Gareth Rubin's Holmes and Moriarty. Celebrity socialite Alice Roosevelt is taking London by storm in 1905 when her letter containing sensitive details of upcoming peace talks between Japan and Russia is stolen. The case pulls Holmes from retirement, and with Alice's help the letter is retrieved. After returning to the U.S., Alice goes missing. At Teddy Roosevelt's request, Holmes and Watson travel to New York where they discover Alice has turned detective herself, working undercover to thwart a kidnapping plot targeting her father. Her warnings are dismissed, but then the president is kidnapped. Alice and the detective duo join forces to search for her father, only to lose Holmes to the escaping kidnappers. Alice proves herself the equal to the great detective by leading Watson in the rescue of Teddy Roosevelt as well as Holmes, but the stakes are higher than they realise. In a race against time, they must stop a plan to bomb the peace talks or risk an escalation of war on a global scale.

The official art book for the movie Ant-Man and the Wasp, the 18th title reissue of the 22-book Marvel Studios’ The Infinity Saga series published as a resized matching set. The 18th of the 22 Marvel Cinematic Universe Infinity Saga film titles being published as a complete set. Scott Lang has gone straight. No, seriously. Until Hope van Dyne drags him back into a quest to save her mother—one that might put Scott’s relationship with his daughter at risk. This collectible volume contains pages of full-color concept art, production designs, and behind-the-scenes secrets from the filmmakers. Discover everything you need to know about the making of the movie from all the key players—including President of Marvel Studios and Executive Producer Kevin Feige, Director Peyton Reed, Producer Stephen Broussard, Visual Development Supervisor Andy Park, the talented cast, concept artists, and other talented individuals who worked on the set and behind the scenes to create the art of Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp.

A savage, hypnotic dive into the lives and deaths of a coven of vampires living in 19th Century Paris on the cusp of revolt and revolution, perfect for fans of Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Laura Purcell and Elizabeth KostovaParis, 1869. The Theatre Saint-Simeon is the place to be, if you can get in. The black slips of paper that guarantee entry are rare and highly desired, and given only to certain persons. The actors on stage are magnetic and ageless, performing only at midnight and never seen during the day... Arnault and his clan of vampires have survived for as long as they have by observing a rigid set of rules. At night, they perform on stage at the Theatre Saint-Simeon, picking off just enough people in the audience to survive. But they understand the city, and how to live in it without being noticed. Their peace is shattered first with a visit from Beatrice, a witch who forms a strange connection to Arnault; then with the arrival of Victor de Rouvray and his sister Francoise, vampires from a very different world. And, as Arnault grows closer and closer to the beautiful, enigmatic Victor, he risks becoming distracted from the constant bickering of his immortal friends, from the daily running of the theatre, and worse, from the premonitions of blood, death and starvation that he receives at night. For a terrible change is on the horizon, revolt and revolution are brewing in the streets and soon, the city, and Arnault will never be the same again.