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Disney Masters Vol. 19: Mickey Mouse: Trapped in the Shadow DimensionVol. 20: Donald Duck: 20,000 Leaks Under the SeaFirst: the villainous Peg Leg Pete turns up where Mickey expects him least: “Trapped in the Shadow Dimension,” a surreal realm in which fiction becomes fact! Then Scrooge McDuck squares off with “The Terrible, Terrible Triple-Dimensional Beagle Boy” while in “The World to Come,” Mickey and Minnie head to far-off Illusitania for a robot war with that dastardly, poetic superspy, The Rhyming Man! Next: in “20,000 Leaks Under the Sea,” Donald’s cuckoo-bananas cousin Fethry has a submarine! He’s roping desperate Don into a two-week treasure hunt on the ocean floor and a bear-taming trip to Duckburg’s deepest woods—and a mission to cure hiccups with scary rural remedies! This complete collection of Donald and Fethry tales also includes trouble for Uncle Scrooge’s fortune in “It’s Only Money” and Donald’s love life in “A Midsummer’s Nightmare!”Fantagraphics’ Disney Masters series unearths a treasure trove of previously unavailable comics epics in the grand Walt Disney tradition: expanding the lore of Mickey, Donald, and Scrooge, anthologizing the work of fan-favorite North American talents, and bringing you the best of the acclaimed international artists who have popularized Disney around the world.

Disney Masters Vol. 17: Mickey Mouse: The Man from AltacrazVol. 18: Uncle Scrooge: Pie in the SkyFirst, in “The Man from Altacraz,” Mickey tries to reform musical ex-convict J. Cobalt Bloogle—but another master criminal is using both Bloogle and Mickey to get his hands on a priceless treasure! In “Risky Bees-ness,” the Beagle Boys hit Uncle Scrooge with a sting; and in "The African Queen," Goofy falls in love with Zenobia, ruler of a lost jungle kingdom and Mickey's troubles are just getting started!Next: in “Pie in the Sky,” when Scrooge enters the infamous Flitterwobble Airplane Show as a stunt pilot, he ends up defending his priceless antique Sopwith Two-Seater plane from the bombastic Baron Von Strudel! In “The Amazon Queen,” Scrooge sells a cursed necklace to a fellow treasure collector. And in “Another Vine Mess,” a rare Patagonian Wirevine attacks Donald’s house with ferocious, duck-destroying greenery!Fantagraphics’ Disney Masters series unearths a treasure trove of previously unavailable comics epics in the grand Walt Disney tradition: expanding the lore of Mickey, Donald, and Scrooge, anthologizing the work of fan-favorite North American talents, and bringing you the best of the acclaimed international artists whohave popularized Disney around the world.

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Curated by Josh Mills (son of Edie Adams, Kovacs's wife and a performer on his show), Edie/Ernie archivist Ben Model, and counterculture historian Pat Thomas, the book offers a unique glimpse into the mind of a pioneering comedian. The first Kovacs book to be published in 30 years, this impressive collection features previously unpublished Ernie photos, drawings and writings, vintage 1960s magazine articles reprinted for the first time, and new essays by Ann Magnuson and Ron Mael of Sparks.Saturday Night LiveMonty PythonMystery Science Theater 3000Strangers with CandyThis is Spinal Tap

The tragedy of gun violence is depicted in annotated illustrations that illuminate a society gone hamn; from legendary hip-hop artist Chuck D (Public Enemy, Prophets of Rage, etc.) “With his latest work of graphic nonfiction, Chuck D uses his art and hip-hop rhymes to show how the US has been held hostage by gun violence and a growing sense of hopelessness . . A focused, fresh, urgent text filled with pictures worth 1,000 words and rhymes worth thousands more.” —Kirkus Reviews, STARRED review In Summer of Hamn, legendary hip-hop artist Chuck D takes on gun violence with rhythmic, inventive writing and passionately raw art. He has long spoken out against gun violence, including how it intersects with rap and hip-hop culture. Summer of Hamn is the bound journal Chuck D carried with him in the summer of 2022—a summer marked by a particularly high rate of gun death. In these pages, victims are memorialized, politicians are skewered, and vehement pleas to eradicate gun violence are made. Jaw-dropping statistics (40% of all personal guns in the world are owned by US citizens; there are 100 million more guns in the US than there are citizens) intersect with poetic reflections ("Another mall shooting seems normalized in Columbus / Raining outside in Ohio / Raining inside folks panic / Inside hearing shots bust"), all written in Chuck's hand over vibrant, utterly original, neoexpressionist ink and watercolor art. This book is the follow-up to STEWdio the debut trilogy on Chuck D's Enemy Books imprint, in which he invented a new medium—the "naphic grovel"—a bound journal brimming with his observations and reflections of current events in both art and prose. Summer of Hamn is the second release on the imprint.

Travel to the world of the real North Pole where you'll discover that Santa's Workshop employs 1,000 elves and 500 drones to make, pack, and wrap 3 billion gifts every Christmas! * This book includes short, descriptive and visual explanations of key locations such as Mrs. Claus' Kitchen, North Pole Post Office, Reindeer Stables, Retail Shops, North Pole University, Elf Bungalows, Northern Lights Train Co, and the Reindeer Flight School. Explore locations such as Snowman Mountain, Christmas Tree Ranch, Yeti Cave, Lollipop Marsh, Gingerbread Canyon, Candy Cane Forest, Hot Cocoa Geyser, Penguin Point, The Enchanted Mint Chocolate Forest, Gummy Bear Island, and Narwhal Pass. * Don't stop yet, explore the rest of the North Pole! This book is full of fun facts from the elves story, going as far back Paul Bunyan and the lumberjack elves to today. * Enjoy short and sweet biographies of some of the most important contributors and leaders throughout history, like Santa's original flight team-Dasher and Dancer and Comet and Cupid. Readers will be able to visit the magical Christmas Observatory where elves scout the skies for life on other planets, because if there are good little alien girls and boys on other planets, don't they deserve Christmas too?