Cartoons follow the daily trials and tribulations of the Patterson family as they confront a family wedding, the beginning of school, Christmas and the New Year, and changing relationships with friends and relatives.

Woodstock marches forth proudly, wearing a cardboard crown and heralded by Snoopy as the king of the jungle. But his spectators are dubious. I always thought the lion was the king of the jungle, says Linus. Good point. Quick - thinking Snoopy changes his message:

Since its debut in 1992, NON SEQUITUR--a comic that jabs at the feats and foibles of modern-day life--has become one of the fastest-rising comic strips in the U.S. Named NON SEQUITUR because no one strip has anything to do with another, each cartoon features no central character or theme. Anyone who loves to laugh will want to curl up with this outrageously hilarious collection of tongue-in-cheek philosophical musings.

A collection from the popular syndicated comic strip follows Zonker's flashback to the first Woodstock, a tobacco company's insistence that smoking is harmless, and Ollie North's swathing himself in a Confederate flag.

We Are Experiencing Parental Difficulties...Please Stand By is the fifth Baby Blues collection from creators Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott. In the pair's lovingly realistic way, the book captures the continuing challenges Darryl and Wanda face as Zoe begins to walk, talk, and take over the remote control.

The harassed mom and dad characters from the Fox household continue their pursuit of health and happiness while raising three energetic and rivaling kids, in a collection that introduces the family's pet iguana.

Duke's 1960s plot to make a fortune by doctoring an evidence photo of the Kennedy assassination returns to haunt him when he becomes embroiled with a determined group of conspiracy theorists on the Internet. Original. 50,000 first printing.

The heartwarming humor of the beloved creator of the Peanuts Gang comes to life in a collection of the most memorable strips from the past forty-five years. Original. 35,000 first printing.

A new collection from the syndicated Close to Home profiles Bob, whose loss of the TV remote control leads to a discovery of his lack of physical fitness, and two siblings who find Dad's Father's Day gift among his current tie collection. Original. 40,000 first printing.

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