From the bestselling author of the Okay Witch series comes a contemporary graphic novel about the only thing standing between the kids of Orange Grove Junior High and summer break—one party, and a whole lot of drama. “Judy Blume level . . Honest and heartfelt, the book’s dialogue nails the tween years.”—Good Housekeeping Six very different kids’ stories collide at an unforgettable last day pool party in this hilarious and relatable story about friendship, popularity and the messiness of growing up. When her name gets skipped at the eighth-grade graduation ceremony, Rose decides she is done being invisible. She’s determined to finally stand out and make her unfulfilled middle school dreams come true at the upcoming pool party. But she’s not the only one who wants to make a splash...BFFs Liv and Juhi are on the verge of a friend break-up when Juhi reveals her family is moving, and Liv uses the party as a chance to scout for a new bestie. Queen bee Maya was forced by her mom to come to unpopular Dustin’s party to be “nice”. And meanwhile, her not-so-social cousin Paul is just trying to avoid all the pool party pandemonium. By the time the sun sets, unexpected twists and ridiculous mishaps will make this the weirdest, wildest last day of school ever. Get ready, because this party is about to go off the deep end.

A portrait of creative stagnation, digital saturation, and the strange, sideways momentum of post-modern life. Laura has just received a prestigious grant to write her debut novel, and everyone around her agrees that things seem to finally be falling into place for her. Instead, she finds herself increasingly numb and detached from reality--half-heartedly meeting up with friends at the gym, struggling to fulfil her role as a daughter, and managing an abstract relationship with a married man. Haunted by lingering memories of a toxic youth she can't escape, Laura is stuck in a strange limbo, unable to draw a cohesive plot for her life, her hopes, or her future. Wry, elliptical, and intimate, Physical Education perfectly captures the quiet absurdities of the algorithmic age and the familiar ways in which we scroll, strive, sweat, and stall our way through the world. A smart, emotionally resonant work for readers of Jillian Tamaki's Boundless and The Hard Tomorrow by Eleanor Davis. The first-ever graphic novel to be a National Illustration Award of Portugal Highlight Book!

Perfect for readers of graphic novels, manhwa, webcomics plus contemporary romance with the makeover and love-triangle tropes. Additionally, fans of The Kissing Booth, Cinderella-esque stories, and K-dramas like 200 Pounds Beauty and Oh My Venus will enjoy this series. Mastering the art of makeovers, Jugyeong Lim navigates high school and then college, while her self-esteem, romantic life, and career are constantly in flux… Jugyeong Lim has been treated unfairly by her family and bullied by her enemies due to being perceived as ugly. She learns how to use makeup by binge-watching online video tutorials. As she slowly masters the art of makeovers, her dramatic transformation leads to overwhelming popularity and fame. Jugyeong grows more worried about the state of her relationship with Seojun after finding out he might debut soon. Jealousy and tensions rise after a drunken encounter leaves Seojun questioning Suho’s intentions with Jugyeong, as well as Jugyeong’s loyalty to him. To make matters worse, a rough day at work with Jugyeong’s idol, Selena, leaves her doubting her makeup abilities. Suho reflects on his time away from Korea, and how the death of his mother made it difficult for him to accept love. Meanwhile, a male classmate’s fixation on Jugyeong takes a frightening turn. This volume collects episodes 96–108 of the hit romantic WEBTOON comic True Beauty.

RINGO AWARD NOMINATION for Best Digital Book of the Year! In this stunning debut series by Miyuli, perfect for fans of fantasy and romance, a struggling witch crosses paths with an angsty vampire, setting the stage for either love or war. What happens when a struggling witch meets an angsty vampire? Either love or war. Morgana Winterberry belongs to a long line of witches, while Oz belongs to the rival vampire clan. After lifting a magical curse on the vampires, Morgana makes an uneasy truce with them, very much against her family’s warnings. Morgana and Oz plan to work together to investigate who cursed the vampires in the first place, and who summoned the ghouls that are stalking the forest. Much to Morgana’s worry, signs point to someone in her family using her powerful ancestor Neil Winterberry’s grimoire. Morgana and Oz get separated, but Morgana is finally able to find her missing grandfather…but he is under the thrall of a mysterious vampire who appears to be a young boy. After another of her spells goes awry, Morgana is taken in by a family of werewolves with a surprising connection to Oz. Morgana is serious about righting her great-great-grandfather’s wrongs and Oz is determined to protect Morgana. The witch and vampire will have to work together to unravel a tangled web of dark magic that ensnares both their families. This volume collects episodes 59 to 77 of the hit fantasy WEBTOON series with over 81 million reads, Morgana and Oz.

A deeply emotional novel for readers who love complicated romance like those by Krista & Becca Ritchie (Addicted to You) and Jamie McGuire (Beautiful Disaster). Perfect for fans of raw TV shows and movies about addiction, love, and self-discovery like Sex Education, Normal People, and One Day. It’s only been two weeks since Natalie graduated from college, yet she feels adrift - listless and wayward in the beach town she now calls home. Trapped in a cycle of job rejections, writer’s block, and being the new girl in town, Natalie’s social life revolves around supporting her sister’s recovery as she enters rehab for an eating disorder. Enter Brooklyn: another patient at the same facility where her sister is being treated. He’s undeniably magnetic, and their attraction to one another is obvious. But this summer was supposed to be a turning point for Natalie - a new start - but when her friendship with Brooklyn turns to romance, his history threatens her future. Brooklyn’s past isn’t just complicated, it’s dangerous, and when his history of drug addiction resurfaces, it drags them both into turbulent waters. It’s just like Natalie to want to save him, but she soon realises that sometimes, people can only save themselves.

The heart-pounding comic that provided the basis for the hit Netflix Extraction film and streaming series franchises returns to print in a stunning new collection edition. Enter a world of kidnapping, criminals, and unrelenting action in this nonstop story of urban survival from master storyteller Ande Parks and the minds of the Russo Brothers. She was kidnapped and taken to the worst place on earth. He was hired to get her out. Now, they’re both trapped in a city that wants them both dead, and their hopes of getting out are fading fast. From the bloodthirsty criminals, to the corrupt police, to the kid hiding a Glock under his sweatshirt on the corner, everyone wants Tyler Rake and Eva Roche dead. Set in the real-world locale of Ciudad del Este, Extraction explodes with breathtaking action and hyper violence from critically acclaimed writer Ande Parks (Capote in Kansas; Union Station), writer/directors Joe & Anthony Russo (Avengers: End Game), and artist Fernando León González! This brand-new edition of Extraction, the original graphic novel that became the smash Netflix film franchise starring Chris Hemsworth, features a new cover by master illustrator Dan Panosian (Alice Ever After) and colored for the first time.

With over 100 witty cartoons, The Breast is Yet to Come transforms the chaos of breastfeeding into comedy gold. From the mechanics of nursing to pop culture parodies, it’s a refreshing, relatable take on the ups and downs of feeding a baby. The laugh-out-loud, spot-on comic collection that every nursing mum (and supportive dad!) needs—the perfect funny new mum gift! Featuring diverse illustrations, The Breast is Yet to Come puts a playful spin on everything from Shakespeare to Picasso, Newton to da Vinci. Lady Macbeth scrubs at stubborn breastmilk stains ('Out, damn’d spot!'), the Vitruvian Woman nurses her baby in a hilarious twist on da Vinci’s classic, and Goldilocks eavesdrops as three baby bears debate nipples that are too soft, too hard, and just right. Breastfeeding is incredible—but it’s also messy, exhausting, and sometimes downright absurd. A good laugh is the best remedy for sleep deprivation, and The Breast is Yet to Come delivers. Perfect for new parents, baby shower gifts, and anyone who’s been there, this book is a reminder that no one’s alone in the wild ride of parenthood.

Two Suns follows a scientist suffering from amnesia who wakes in a wild alien world and struggles to survive its perilous environment as returning memories reveal the wicked actions that led him there. This sci-fi thriller explores themes of isolation and redemption from writer/musician Carlos Giffoni (Strayed, Space Riders: Vortex of Darkness) and veteran artist Juan Doe (Strayed, Dark Ark, Fantastic Four) Join Giovanni on his adventures exploring an alien island full of mind-bending wildlife as he slowly recaptures vivid memories of his dying home planet, love, and heartbreak. Giovanni attempts to escape this colorful nightmare and erase the biggest mistake of his life after an unexpected twist of events shatters his perception of reality, revealing how he ended up trapped on this strange planet and everything he left behind.

A kinetic sci-fi action comedy about an ordinary man drafted into an alien war and fused with symbiotic armor he never asked for. Evan had an alright life: a job he didn't mind and a long-distance girlfriend he liked well enough. Then he lost both on the same day, met a mysterious girl, and wound up transformed into GUNPUNCH — supposedly Earth's last hope against an invasion of shape-shifting Draxans. Armed with a high-tech symbiotic armor grafted onto his body, Evan lurches through citywide chaos, corporate secrets, alien recruiters, and a supporting cast of eccentrics while trying to decide whether any of this heroic destiny is actually worth the trouble. Gunpunch packages big sci-fi spectacle, irreverent humor, and a down-on-his-luck protagonist into a retail-friendly original graphic novel with proven crowdfunding traction.

A time-traveling fixer chasing an unpublished feminist classic, a servant girl transformed by a mysterious book, and a killer in Gilded Age New York… All bound by one impossible thread. When Aubrey Street arrives in 1891 looking for a feminist masterpiece that won’t be published for almost 100 years, she worries that 1981 might be rejecting her. Aubrey is a Liquidator—her job is to fix glitches in time. She just wishes she could fix the glitches in her life. In another part of Gilded Age New York, John Hawksmore plans to kill a servant girl whose life has been turned upside down by the book she found in her employer’s library. Somehow, all their lives are connected. They just don’t know it yet…

Back to the beginning, where it all started. Volume 2 of Tom the Dancing Bug collects the comic strips from 1995 to 1999!Tom the Dancing Bug is the wildly popular, groundbreaking comic strip that has won multiple awards, including the Herblock Prize, the Berryman Award, and a Robert F. Kennedy Journalism Award, as well as being a two-time Pulitzer Prize Finalist."The fact that Tom the bug can keep dancing in this day and age is a testament to Ruben Bolling's skills as a cartoonist!" — Seth Meyers

Overwhelmed by the weight of everyday life, our narrator leaves the familiar and steps into the wild unknown. From forests to deserts, oceans to mountains, each landscape reveals hidden truths that reshape their understanding of grief, healing, and who they are becoming. As they travel, sage creatures, whispering mushrooms that glow with memory, and churning whirlpools guide them through moments of fear, wonder, and quiet reflection. The journey becomes a deeper reckoning with loss--and a search for meaning in what remains. With evocative artwork and lyrical, contemplative prose, this graphic novel charts a path from uncertainty to connection, and from being lost to finally being found.

A graphic novel exploring the right to protest, told by people who raised their voices and demanded to be heard. “It’s about what ordinary people do, because what we do... is quite extraordinary.” Protest matters, and never more so than today – and yet our rights around dissent have been eroded in law. Noisy Valley is a beautifully illustrated work of graphic non-fiction exploring the importance of protest, and what it can achieve, through the voices of one vibrant community. In every neighbourhood there are the activists, the ones who raise their voices. Myfanwy Tristram visited the Rhondda Valley in South Wales, inviting local people to recount their memories of the times they’d refused to take things lying down. Noisy Valley is the result: a graphic retelling of protests both past and present. The area is best known for the miners’ strikes of the 1980s (and their support from the LGBT movement as documented in the film Pride), but its spirit of righteous dissent continues to rise against injustice. These stories tell how communities and individuals pushed back on a landfill site that poisoned local streams, a waste processing plant that destroyed an area of natural beauty, sexism in the workplace, and the closure of the local hospital. We dip into the historic Aldermaston marches and the Greenham women’s peace camp too. Noisy Valley is a testament to protestors who – whatever the political climate – have believed in their power to get things changed.