"Little Black Book" is a gritty and intense comic book series that delves into the wickedness of a shadowy world of underground crime, and the danger of family secrets. The story unfolds in the arid landscapes of the American Southwest, follwoing the lives of Cole and Tess Moyer, a young couple unwittingly dragged into a web of mystery and peril. After inheriting a mysterious little black book from Cole''s estranged father, the couple''s lives take a dramatic turn. Faced with startling revelations, they navigate through conflicts involving organized crime, shady characters, and personal demons. This gripping tale of suspense and intrigue keeps readers on the edge of their seats, unraveling a complex narrative rich in dark secrets and unexpected twists.

This narrative follows the enigmatic ''U'', a powerful Reborn who emerged from the Great Death with no memory of his past but a vision of the world imbued with beauty and hope. His life takes a turn when he meets Isabelle, a resilient young woman struggling in the wake of her father''s death. Their unlikely love story is kindled against a backdrop of conflict and danger as they confront a ruthless crime syndicate. ''U'' becomes a beacon of hope for his oppressed neighbourhood, but his heroism draws perilous attention, marking him a target of the syndicate''s menacing enforcer, the invincible Reborn known as the Hand. U & I weaves an action-packed, romantic saga that captivates and inspires, masterfully crafted by J. Michael Straczynski and Mike Choi.

An A.I. sex worker becomes self-aware, and throws off the shackles of her oppression to save a young human girl she discovers at the high-tech brothel that created her! Lacy is programmed to love and serve her clients, no matter their twisted desires—she’s a cutting-edge android escort created by the nefarious Mister, who takes a personal hand in Lacy’s programming. But when Lacy begins developing feelings and emotions of her own, she goes on the run to—and she’s rescuing a human tween girl facing the same fate in the process. Love, life, sex, and death collide in this trade paperback collection of the hit AWA series from comic book newcomer Sarah Cho and artist Priscilla Petraites (CHARIOT, HIT ME)!

Spinning from the pages of The Resistance, E-Ratic combines electric action, teen drama, and pure comics fun! As a Reborn, Oliver Leif possesses awesomely immense superpowers—that only last for 10 minutes a day. Is that enough time to save the barbarian princess from another world? The seconds are counting down! Recharge complete! The teenage hero with superpowers that only work for ten minutes a day is back to save the world again as he navigates even more pressing perils: young love, bullies, a broken family and the gauntlet that is high school. This time, young Oliver Leif is teamed with a barbarian princess who claims to be from another dimension. Can E-Ratic survive the horrors of high school, dimensional invasions and young love? He's got 10 minutes to find out!

Sue Bird was always painting: botanical art, landscapes, still lifes, and especially the sea. She took classes, kept countless sketchbooks, and filled the house with art. From their neighbourhood to their family trips, all the moments of her life were memorialised in her artwork. Throughout her life, she never sold a piece - she gave art to family and friends, and shared her work online, but never received wider recognition for her work. This graphic novel by her son, Tim Bird, explores their family life and her creative explorations through a mix of her paintings and Tim's comics, depicting their relationship and her life from teenagehood to her struggle with cancer at the height of the covid pandemic. After her death, this graphic novel at last showcases her work. At its heart a book about creativity and family relationships, Adrift on a Painted Sea tells a story about the things we overlook in the people closest to us.

Merging the personal and the political, observation and contemplation, the author examines what her life is and wonders what it should be; what is expected of a thirty year old woman by society, by family and friends and by herself. She walks the streets of her London, creating it and herself-gaining agency by being in control of her own direction speed and momentum. Walking is both an internal and external experience. It's a time for self-reflection, for observing others and for imagining how we appear to them. What is expected of a person of our age, sex, and race, and how should that influence what we do and how we feel about ourselves? A poignant and contemporary meditation on gender politics, social commentary, and eighties movies, all interlaced with shards of autobiography and illustrated with a beautiful series of sequential and non-sequential watercolour images.

When the Prime Minister announces a new rail line in Ismyre, there are protests: from the wizards, who are concerned about the country's magic, from the naturalists, who fear the damage to the soil, plants, and animals, and from the Sisters of Our Lady Who Slumbers Under the Earth, who would prefer their giant serpent deity to rest peacefully. As the railway proceeds, the worries of the wizards and the naturalists come to pass... and the earth has begun to shake... A new book in the creative, fantastical Ismyre series drawn in pencil and watercolour by Nottingham-based creator B. Mure who continues to expand the Ismyre universe, this time with a story of industry and ecology.

Experience a universe-spanning sci-fi adventure in Infinite Wheatpaste. Relationships... androids... car repair... time travel... gods - these interconnected stories set on the edges of human experience share the moments of the little bits of life that feel less than real. Abby and Lilah are a couple drifting apart. Jeff is a flaming star. Soe is a perpetually late college student and the goddess next door. Casimir is a man with a past, and Abe is his future, maybe everyone's future. Otis is a grief-stricken robot on a road to enlightenment. Groob is fun-loving and the salt of the earth. Some are slowly making their way to each other, but some are breaking apart.

Loopy . . cuckoo . stark raving. When the depression and grief Alix feels over the death of her friend overwhelm her, she''s institutionalised. But inside a psychiatric ward, things don''t get better for her - now she has nowhere to get away from her rapidly-spiraling thoughts. As Alix navigates disinterested attendants, group therapy, and isolation, she must build herself a new equilibrium and tame the black dog of her depression. Inspired by her own struggles with mental health, Lucy Sullivan tells a powerful, emotional story about the problems that sometimes overwhelm us all - and the failures in the mental health system we depend on.

A vivid graphic novel adaptation of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Faithful to the original text while providing a new lavish rendition. When three witches prophecy to Macbeth that he will one day become the King of Scotland, an epic of unhappiness, treachery, and blood begins. Macbeth and Lady Macbeth's ambitions lead to an ever-growing path of murder as Macbeth grows ever-closer to the throne. But where will it all end? Only with death - and with madness. Influenced by the witches and magic of Macbeth, K. Briggs's lush new graphic novel rendition of the classic provides a new interpretation of the Scottish play. Briggs, as a Shakespeare reader (and performer) from age twelve, brings their lifelong love of the Bard to this work.