Special hardcover edition of the all new, revived, Deep Red magazine Volume 4 #1. Limited edition version will go out of print soon.Availalble only for 60 days then will go out of print permanently.

That rascally rodent FantaCo mascot, Smilin' Ed Smiley returns for the deluxe treatment. EVERY story, sketch, card, advertisement and more which featured the gnarly rodent appears in this book. Also included are all four complete issues of the Smilin' Ed comic book series. This book was a labor of love by editor Roger Green, designer Bill Anderson, co-Creator Tom Skulan and Raoul's sister Maria. 160 jampacked, heavily illustrated pages of Raoul Vezina's unique art, sure to delight any Ed or funny animal comics fan! Also contains details of the early creation of FantaCo Enterprises.

THOUGHT FOR FOODThis is the book in which nothing happens but everything is consumed! Like 'The Walking Man' at lunch!!What do we learn about Mister Inogashira? He’s a sole, independent trader importing household and fashion goods from France. He is always busy but never rushed as he travels around Japan selling his wares. He’s a private person who, whilst he enjoys the company of women, prefers to remain a bachelor. He smokes cigarettes but never touches alcohol. But above all, he enjoys his food! He is The Solitary Gourmet!Each of the thirty-two chapters explores another dish in another restaurant in another part of town – from Tokyo to Tottori, from Osaka to hospital (yes!) and even ventures to an Algerian restaurant in Paris, eating and observing.This volume collects all 32 chapters serialized over two decades (originally in Fusosha's monthly 'Panja' magazine) and includes the special hospital chapter.Like an exquisite meal, this book should be savored over and over again.

Dickie is a loser. He is constantly betrayed by his own shortcomings, desires and naivety, crushed by the indifference of the world in these one-page silent cartoons. Originally published in Belgium over 20 years ago under its Flemish name ''Boerke'' by Nanuq.be, the comic is well known for pushing boundaries and challenging traditional comic norms. Pieter de Poortere''s storytelling skills and creative genius have earned Dickie a devoted following and critical acclaim. Now his wonderfully cynical humour and innocent graphic style can also be enjoyed in silent English.