Dawn, an intense memoir, delves deeply into an intensely creative period of Elverums life, with a beautiful mix of journal writing, jokes, photographs, and music. This hardcover collection chronicles Elverum's winter spent alone in a cabin in arctic Norway, wrestling with ghosts, gathering wood, acting out myths--3 months of unfiltered brain torrents interspersed with drawings. It comes with a 17-track CD of songs, pared down to just guitar and vocals, written during that time, songs that have become well-known over the years through recordings and live performances. The music of Mount Eerie and The Microphones has always been a very personal, almost voyeuristic, view inside the mind of Phil Elverum. Also included is a 16-page color photo booklet

Absurd, award-winning pencil drawings of animals in a blind collaboration by two European comic artists. In this enigmatic series of pencil drawings, flamingoes attack taxi drivers, bears eat boiled eggs and bishops contend with an angry mob of seals. A patchwork narrative of metaphoric truths about humans and nature, this is a seamless work with deep, unsettling imagery.

Witty look at art and celebrity in 38,000 BC. The highly-anticipated, first American published comic from top British cartoonist and illustrator, masterfully understated and beautifully drawn. A caveman agonizes over what kind of painting to feature in his upcoming exhibition.

Focuses on the comic medium and covers a range of material including: newspaper strip, magazine panel, and comic book art. This book emphasizes outstanding print quality and lush production values.