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The Haha Crew
» Comic » Kids
Friendship
Humor
Want something to lighten you up? Then you can look forward to the
Haha Crew, a group of comedy newcomers whose dreams are to become the world’s funniest group of jokesters and wackjobs you’ll ever see!
WinC Magazine
» Comic » Abstract
Humor
LGBTQ+
Psychological
The premier issue of WinC Magazine! The summer 2021 issue is entitled "Dear Summer." Every issue will feature graphic essays, poetry, comic strips, microfiction, cartoons and short comics. Cover art is by Alice Meichi Li @alicemeichi.
Nancy
» Comic » Comedy
Humor
Love
Modern
In 2018, Olivia Jaimes became the first woman to write and illustrate the classic comic strip Nancy. Her fresh, irreverent take on the classic comic strip has become a sensation with readers and has earned praise from dozens of media outlets, several of which have named it the best comic of the year. This hardcover collection includes the first nine months of Jaimes' run on Nancy, along with an...
Only What's Necessary
» Comic » Comedy
Humor
Charles M. Schulz believed that the key to cartooning was to take out the extraneous details and leave in only what's necessary. For 50 years, from October 2, 1950, to February 13, 2000, Schulz wrote and illustrated Peanuts, the single most popular and influential comic strip in the world. For Only What's Necessary: Charles M. Schulz and the Art of Peanuts, renowned designer Chip Kidd was granted...
Ghettostone presents, PROJECT RETRACE- Negro Leagues Museum For Kids
» Comic » History
Humor
Take a trip back in time to an era of Baseball in Kansas City, played by the World Champs- The KC Monarchs winner of 7 Negro League World Series and features legendary players Satchel Paige and Jackie Robinson.... And witness the experience through the eyes of a group of kids who love the "game" so much the became "The Diamond Kings"
Swear Jar
» Comic » Slice of Life
Friendship
Humor
Occupying itself chiefly in flirting with neurosis and mundanity, Swear Jar is a collection of strips where Abe Christie attempts to keep a gentle humour whilst querying the value of ones nemesis, failed friendships, and the inconveniences of finding oneself radioactive and powerless.
