From the creative mind behind Bojack Horseman and Tuca & Bertie comes a fragmented memoir — poignant, punchy, and sometimes just plain gross! A deliciously candid and juicy exploration of platonic and romantic fixations, heartbreak, and the allure of horses.
Veteran cartoonist and MacArthur Genius grant recipient Lynda Barry’s critically acclaimed creativity guide Picture This, the drawing companion to What It Is—now available in paperback!
A melancholic portrait of Tokyo at the edge of collapse during the final days of World War II, by a celebrated Garo cartoonist.
Adapted from Ango Sakaguchi’s famous historical fiction/romance writing, the graphic novel follows two people bound not by love, but by proximity to ruin.
A landmark career retrospective celebrating Ray Billingsley, the cartooning powerhouse behind Curtis, America’s longest-running syndicated comic strip about middle-class Black life.
This is a must-have collector's item with never-before-seen art and ephemera.
"The adventures of Nana, Bunny, Tula and Sadie make for both a joyous gag comic and a hilarious slow-burn graphic novel with plenty to reward repeat visits.”—The New York Times
The Girl Juice gang is back together, still hot and still horny in their tube tops and cut offs. Revel in celebrated humor cartoonist Benji Nate’s glorious technicolor style!"
Rising comics and illustration star Bianca Bagnarelli makes her English debut with a haunting short story collection, blending the edges of realistic and speculative fiction.
A contemplative exploration of loss, family ties, and the inescapable loneliness of contemporary life. Bagnarelli sheds light on all the empty spaces formed by grief and isolation in our everyday lives.
Understaffed and financially unstable, the zoo is in trouble.
From the creative mind behind the Booker-nominated and New York Times notable Sabrina, comes a chilling workplace drama in the pitch of Nathan Fielder.
A comedy-mystery of manners reminiscent of the improvised dramas of Mike Leigh. From the cartoonist of Juliette: The Ghosts Return in Spring, comes her first ever graphic novel that placed her at the forefront of French comics.
"A love letter to Toronto and the myriad stories it contains—familiar, romantic, professional, and artistic connections tenderly interwoven, bringing the city to life.
An ode to the ties that bind us in the communities we inhabit, where artists flourish, carers struggle, and young adults come of age in the midst of the devastating realities of economic austerity."
Wimbledon Green, legendary cartoonist Seth’s charming caper set in the high-stakes world of mint-condition comic book collecting–now available in paperback!
Legendary cartoonist Seth takes readers into the hallowed halls of the G-N-B-double-C—The Great Northern Brotherhood of Canadian Cartoonists–where yesterday’s comics legends and their beloved characters adorn the walls, and only the elite few can get an up close and personal look. That is, until now.
It's a CRISIS! Watch our cast of queer cuties figure it out as they navigate the ever-widening margins of society, candidly portraying the lived experiences of a generation.
Two of legendary cartoonist and flagship D&Q author Seth’s adoring odes to comics now available in paperback in one box set for every would-be Wimbledon Green and aspiring GNB-Double-C member!
"If Fantasia was an inky graphic novel exploring friendship in middle age, nostalgia for a carefree youth, and the dangers of clinging to the past.
At times fantastical and bizarre, Baitinger's fluid and amorphous cartooning is in a league of its own."
What do a psychoanalyst, a Chinese nun, a retired Hare Krishna, and Saddam Hussein’s doctor have in common? In One Hundred Year-Old Wisdom, Nova Scotia-based cartoonist Rebecca Roher sits down with each of them–and a good many others–to find out.
Fleabag with a touch of Shameless and It’s Always Sunny, this family tragicomedy ruthlessly bounds from failed sexual encounters to accidental k-holes and boob pic blunders to oyster induced accidents. Mixed-up adventures unfold at a frantic pace. As we wince, love is sought in all the wrong places.