Explores the artist's formative years in Bristol, including never-before-published works, an interview with John Nation, and the Banksy versus Bristol Museum show.

The concluding half of Kick-Ass 2, following Kick-Ass 2 Prelude: Hit-Girl, the sequel to the biggest creator-owned comic of the decade--the one that spawned the number one hit movie and the worldwide phenomenon! KICK-ASS is back, just as over-the-top as ever! As everybody's favorite psychotic 11-year-old HIT GIRL trains KICK-ASS to be...well, a bad-ass, RED MIST gathers a team of super-villains to take them down! It's super hero mayhem as only MARK MILLAR and JOHN ROMITA JR. can bring you!

What happens when a third rate cosmetics company accidentally creates a pheromone that transforms the female population into man-eating monsters? Enter the world of Alpha Girl, and follow Judith Meyers on her quest to survive and rescue her little brother from the vaginapocalypse! Collects Alpha Girl #1-5, as well as pin-ups and more.

This visual chronicle of Audrey Hepburn's iconic film and fashion career in the 1960s showcases the beautiful actress at the pinnacle of her career, both in photo shoots and on the film set, from Breakfast at Tiffany's to Vogue. 25,000 first printing.

The creation of MAD would have been enough to cement Harvey Kurtzman’s reputation as one of the titans of American comics, but Kurtzman also created two other comics landmarks: the scrupulously-researched and superbly-crafted war comics Two-Fisted Tales and Frontline Combat. Here were finally war comics without heroic, cigar-chomping sergeants, wisecracking privates from Brooklyn, or cartoon Nazis and “Japs” to be mowed down by the Yank heroes, but an unflinching look at the horror and madness of combat throughout history.Kurtzman employed some of the finest of the EC artists including Jack Davis ,John Severin, and Wallace Wood, but his vision came through clearest in the dozen or so stories he both wrote and drew himself, in his uniquely bold, slashing, cartoony-but-dead-serious style (“Stonewall Jackson,” “Iwo Jima,” “Rubble,” “Big ‘If ’,” and Kurtzman’s own favorite, “Air Burst”) — as well as his vividly colored, narratively-dense covers, all 23 of which are reproduced here in full color in a special portfolio.“Corpse on the Imjin!” is rounded off with a dozen or so stories written and laid out by Kurtzman and drawn by “short-timers,” i.e. cartoonists whose contributions to his war books only comprised a story or two — including such giants as designer extraordinaire Alex Toth, Marvel comics stalwart Gene Colan, and a pre-Sgt. Rock Joe Kubert... and such unexpected guests as “The Lighter Side of...” MAD artist Dave Berg and DC comics veteran Ric Estrada — as well as a rarity: a story by EC regular John Severin inked by Kurtzman.Like every book in the Fantagraphics EC line, “Corpse on the Imjin!” will feature extensive essays and notes on these classic stories by EC experts — but Kurtzman’s stories, as vital, powerful, affecting, and even, yes, modern today as when they were created 60 years ago, are what makes this collection a must-have for any comics reader.

Since winning the Turner Prize in 2003 and exhibiting at The British Museum in 2011, Grayson Perry seems doomed to become `a national treasure''. ''They''re preparing the embroidered slippers,'' he remarks. Now one of his virtually unknown works - the graphic novel Cycle of Violence - is available to the public in a beautiful case bound edition. Originally issued as a private publication in 1992, the story features an idealised male hero with tones of crossdressing and bondage, which Perry created as an adolescent and developed while facing up to becoming a dad.

This volume collects essays including pieces first published in The Match!, Eurock, New Times, Arthur, or posted at The New Vulgate or previously unpublished.

The one that started it all, Coloring for Grown-Ups is the first in this famed internet duos hilarious series of coloring books that combines the mindless fun of coloring with the mind-numbing realities of modern adulting. The perfect gift for anyone looking to escape the stress of adulthood. With over 150 videos and 65 million Youtube views to their credit, Ryan Hunter and Taige Jensen know how to make people laugh. Their YouTube video, Hipster Olympics racked up nearly four million views, and their hit The Walken Dead has been viewed over 1.3 million times. In the first in a series of hilarious coloring books for adults, the duo put their prolific creative talents to work in Coloring for Grown-Ups. The artwork may resemble that of a children's activity book, but look closer. Offering an ironic look at the stereotypes, habits, and challenges of modern adulthood, Coloring for Grown-Ups is darkly humorous and fun for any occasion-the perfect stocking stuffer for reluctant adults of any age. Perfect for: * White elephant gifts * Funny gifts * Coloring gifts * Gag gifts * Christmas gifts

Young Asterix fans will enjoy searching for little Dogmatix and friends amidst the action of various vibrant, fun-packed scenes. DOGMATIX The year is 50 BC. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely . . One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders. Dogmatix likes his freedom, and sometimes Obelix and Asterix lose sight of him. Have fun trying to track him down in the twelve scenes in this book. There are also several other characters to be found. But watch out! One of the characters always fails to turn up for roll-call. It will take all your skill - and sharp eyes - to find out who the missing person is. As you go through this book, can you meet the challenge and win the golden bones that will make you a champion? Good luck! £8.99 9781444005837 A fabulous sequel to WHERE'S ASTERIX? featuring the loveable Dogmatix and his friends in a variety of fun, action-packed scenes. Younger readers and fans of WHERE'S WALLY? will be absorbed for hours as they search for Dogmatix amidst the hustle and bustle.

Big Mother 3 is a mind-blowing collection of art by one of the most talented contemporary Finnish artists, Riikka Sormunen. This mammoth A3 format of her latest work is a testament to the power of drawing. Currently living and working in Berlin, Riikka has taken part in various group exhibitions around the world, including Pick Me Up London 2012 and worked for leading periodicals and newspapers, such as The New York Times and The Guardian.