Inherit the Mirth
English
Cathy
Comic - Comedy
We're all in this together, but it helps to see someone else with her face planted in the bowl of mashed potatoes. In the same way that Cathy was a relatable friend during the comic strip years, she's returned to offer some happy relief, support, and a much-needed AACK from isolation. This little book is a compassionate companion for right now and, long after the pandemic is over, will be a treasured scrapbook of what we survived the fear of droplets, the work-from-refrigerator wear, the revenge retail therapy of online shopping, the frustration of trying to teach Grandma to Zoom from 3,000 miles away, the little shreds of hope mixed in with the sourdough bread dough. From the introduction: I've worn the same pair of sweatpants for fourteen...
From Fuckin' Nothin'
Comic - Unknown
First thing is first, this is a fuckin' cult.
These are the illustrated stories of a modern anti-Christ. Each story is based of the lyrics of singer/song writer, Fuckin' Nothin'.
Child of Adam
Comic - Unknown
This piece contrasts the view of the human condition and sin in Islam with Christianity. This point of comparison is because discussion surrounding "religion" are oftentimes a projection of the European Christian experience, in my view.
Mutts
Comic - Comedy
This treasury features an entire year's worth of Mutts comics, including sketch art and illustrations by author Patrick McDonnell. Printed on recycled paper.
Breaking the Ten
Comic - Unknown
David becomes increasingly more desperate, and his extreme behavior is causing fights with everyone who cares for him: with the devilish Mr. Black, the saintly Mr. White, and even with his loving parents. But his quest goes on, driving him to break the rest of the ten commandments in order to draw out the elusive divinity to face a grief stricken man. Until, finally, he is faced with the most serious commandment all: "Thou shalt not kill." Will he do it? Or will God stop him?\n\nSean Michael Wilson is a comic book writer from Scotland, now living in Japan. He has had many books published, including a graphic novel version of A Christmas Carol ("Best of 2008," Sunday Times) and AX:alternative manga ("Best ten books of 2010," Publishers Weekly). Michiru Morikawa is a Japanese illustrato...