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.

Erotic, electric and wildly experimental drawings and stories of the math-rock comics genius collected for the first time! A must-have for comics-art lovers.

Girls, Girls, Girls! Step right up and don't be shy. This intimate, accordion-folded and concertina-bound portfolio of 20 never-before-seen Pinup Girl portraits from the world's most respected cartoonists opens up to reveal more than 10 feet of original and subversively erotic girly comics. Featuring R. Crumb's Lela, a robust vision of overflowing femininity, Dan Clowes' Doris, the last girl on earth, Adrian Tomine's Yuki, a young woman captured in a serene domestic moment, and Gary Panter's Cave Girl, a menacing yet alluring female amid raptors and pterodactyls, this highly collectible volume is not simply a collection of traditional pinups, but a string of 20 mini-narratives set in environments as disparate as the bedroom and the bowling alley, the circus or the Cenozoic. Includes work by Rick Altergott, Peter Bagge, Johnathan Bennett, Ivan Brunetti, Charles Burns, Robert Crumb, Daniel Clowes, Kim Deitch, Sammy Harkham, Tim Hensley, Gilbert Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Tony Millionaire, Mitch O'Connell, Gary Panter, Archer Prewitt, Ron Rege, Jr., Richard Sala, Adrian Tomine and Dan Zettwoch. The portfolio comes in a transparent plastic box.

Hieronymus Bosch meets Richard Scary. A stunning art book which unfolds into a 24 foot long cartoon landscape in which . A paradoxical mix of terrifying social commentary and cartooning fun! A single drawing: a world overflowing with hundreds of mini-narratives with armed maniacs, rampaging crowds, chaotic policemen, a tree-house of women, a forest of literal tree-huggers, and hordes of shoppers, frenzied, inspired, and dense. 8,433 characters, 3,546 vehicles, 1,847 buildings, 763 cartoon icons, 526 corporate billboards, 189 religious figures, 25 parade floats, 1 super-dildo, a junkyard purgatory, a porno strip-mall, and more. . A free-flowing visual fantasia. Corporate culture and the mass media have finally come unglued.