NEW RELEASE: Power chords & family chores in Belzebubs (Vol. II): No Rest for the Wicked!![]() Hail Satan and help with your kid’s math homework! It’s the return of everyone’s favorite demon-summoning family next door, the cartoon black-metal band Belzebubs! The highway to black metal stardom is finally open, but Belzebubs frontman Sløth is running out of gas! His wife Lucyfer is starting to curse her office job, little Leviathan is terrorizing his school principal, and Lilith's sneaking around with a boy who looks suspiciously like Belzebubs' new drummer... Can Sløth find time for both his band and family, or must he sacrifice his dreams on the altar of Real Life? In a matter of years, JP Ahonen's webcomic Belzebubs has become a global online phenomenon with over a half-million fans, a #1 album, and wildly popular animated music videos. No Rest for the Wicked is the second collected edition of the beloved cult sensation, documenting the daily lives of your beloved black metal bffs. “Pure joy.” — LA Weekly (Book of the Week) “As twisted as it is sidesplitting.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review) “This webcomic has become a cult sensation... it’s a silly, Addams Family-esque family comedy with a perfect cartoony style.” — Barnes & Noble (Best of the Month)
Belzebubs (Vol. 2): No Rest for the Wicked by JP Ahonen |
NEW RELEASE: Make friends with America's mythical monsters in Deja Ross Speaks to Freaks!![]() Deja Ross is a seventh-grade cryptozoologist. That means she loves monsters... and hopes to someday prove they’re real! On a long family road trip, she pulls out her new video camera to search for legendary creatures at every stop. One night, Deja sneaks out of the RV and meets the famous Texas chupacabra face-to-face! In her excitement to meet an actual cryptid, she charms the beast out of eating her. It turns out that mythical animals are not only real... they can talk. And maybe it’s time for their stories to be heard! “The illustrations are clean, colorful, and fresh in this fast-moving, entertaining story featuring loads of fun and excitement... An edifying graphic novel adventure.” — Foreword Reviews “A heartwarming ode to cryptids, outsiders, and the joy of being a monster kid.” — Dave Scheidt (Mayor Good Boy, Agents of S.L.A.M.) “A mysterious and magical road trip packed with humor, heart, and charm!” — Steph Mided (Club Kick Out!, Martian Ghost Centaur) “Hilarious and heartfelt. Naffziger’s inviting artwork makes her passion for monsters clear and infectious, but her skill at writing lovable characters is the real star of the show.” — Hamish Steele (DeadEndia, Pantheon)
Deja Ross Speaks to Freaks by Lisa Naffziger |
PRE-ORDER: Explore the hilarious frontiers of mind and body with James Kochalka in Jimmy's Elbow!![]() Jimmy has an elbow! Do you have one, too? Well, what if it could talk? Award-winning graphic novelist James Kochalka explores surreal frontiers of the body and mind in this psychedelic comedy for all ages.
Jimmy's Elbow by James Kochalka “Notably surreal... Readers primed for nothing but laffs may be in for a surprise, as the author folds quick takes on ‘silly’ vs. ‘serious’—not to mention life, death, spiritual apotheosis, and what it means to be ‘made in America’—into the manic proceedings. [Jimmy’s Elbow] hits smack on the funny bone.” — Kirkus Reviews |
PRE-ORDER: Two troubled teens are pulled into new emotional orbits in... Space Junk!![]() In the shattered remnants of a doomed planet, the last shuttles are leaving soon… So why do these misfits want to stay behind? Top Shelf fave Julian Hanshaw (Tim Ginger, Cloud Hotel, Free Pass) returns with another quirky and profound sci-fi parable.
Space Junk by Julian Hanshaw “These are broken people in a broken world... but so are we. The tenderness that Julian Hanshaw finds for his characters will touch you as deeply as his dystopian sci-fi visuals will haunt your dreams.” — Moby “An accumulation of fiery indignities and small moments of beauty brings the dreamlike narrative to an explosive climax and a conclusion that’s both optimistic and satisfying.” — Publishers Weekly |