Box Set: Wimbledon Green + The Great Northern Brotherhood of Canadian Cartoonists

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!

Friends and fellow comics fans, rejoice! For Wimbledon Green: The Greatest Comic Book Collector in the World and The Great Northern Brotherhood of Canadian Cartoonists may now be acquired together—and in mint condition paperback for the very first time, no less.

From critically acclaimed Eisner, Ignatz, and Harvey Award-winning cartoonist Seth comes another one-of-a-kind package for the ever-discerning comics fan and collector. Dive into this tidy and stylish corner of Seth’s Dominion, where Wimbledon Green celebrates comics collectors and The Great Northern Brotherhood of Canadian Cartoonists celebrates the cartoonists those very comic collectors love.

Both books come in a lavish, playfully designed slipcase in Seth’s signature style.

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“The acclaimed comic-book artist Seth is a poet of the ordinary and the downbeat, a nostalgic chronicler of regret, disappointment, confusion and occasional moments of happiness.”—The New York Times

“Seth is one of Canada's great storytellers and writers who bounds from strength to strength. We are lucky to have him in our world." —Douglas Coupland

“The G.N.B.C.C. houses work and memories that represents a warts-and-all approach to the history of comics. A number of these previously popped up in Wimbledon Green and are emblematic of a certain kind of popular comic.” —The Comics Journal

“By the time Seth threatens to pull the rug out from under you, he has you convinced that such a golden era of popular success and imagination could have existed; more important, he convinces you that it should have.” —Publishers Weekly

“The G.N.B.C.C. houses work and memories that represents a warts-and-all approach to the history of comics. A number of these previously popped up in Wimbledon Green and are emblematic of a certain kind of popular comic.”

The Comics Journal

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