An in-depth visual guide to five hundred top-selected graphic novels places each in a historical context and makes recommendations for ten "must-read" picks in a variety of genres from crime and horror works to adult and super-hero novels. Original. 30,000 first printing.

A stand-alone manga from the world of Erin Hunter’s #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series! In this manga adventure, discover the origins of one of Warriors’ fiercest villains: Scourge, the leader of BloodClan in Warriors #6: The Darkest Hour. When kittypet Tiny crosses paths with some wild forest cats defending their territory, he is left with scars—and a bitter, deep-seated grudge. As his reputation grows among the strays and loners that live in the dirty brick alleyways of Twolegplace, he changes his name to Scourge and puts everything about his old life behind him—except his deadly desire for revenge. A stand-alone graphic novel from the world of Erin Hunter's #1 nationally bestselling Warriors series! When kittypet Tiny crosses paths with some wild forest cats defending their territory, they leave him with scars-and a bitter, deep-seated grudge.

From renowned UK comics writer Pat Mills (Marshal Law, Slaine) and legendary artist Joe Colquhoun (Johnny Red) comes a truly classic piece of British comics history, by turns thrilling, humorous and horrifying. In 1916, Charley Bourne lies about his age to enlist and fight on the battlefields of France. But thoughts of glory and patriotism are swept aside by the bloody artillery barrage of horror and needless sacrifice amidst the trenches of the First World War. Rich in the detailed minutiae of the terror-punctuated existence of a 'Tommy', Charley's War features a brand new introduction and 'director's commentary' by Pat Mills, a cultural history of the comic, and an essay on the Battle of the Somme.

Mulder and Scully are back in the thrilling novelization of the much-anticipated second film from 20th Century Fox based on the cult series. "The X-Files: I Want to Believe" stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson and opens in theaters on July 25. Original.

February 2002. Mio Matsumoto, a Japanese student at the Royal College of Art in London, finds what she thinks is an ulcer on her tongue. In July she decides that she ought to have it looked at. When her dentist recommends a biopsy, Mio, scared, decides to return to Japan. There she is diagnosed with cancer. My Diary is Mio Matsumoto's brilliantly drawn diary of the five months she spends in treatment. In it she writes about - and illustrates - her fears, her feelings, her darkest moments, as well as brilliantly observed and often painfully funny scenes from hospital life - the boredom, the food, the enemas, the other patients, the doctor she has a crush on... This is a marvellous book - funny, frightening, unsentimental and utterly real.