Product Description: This book collects Paul Hornschemeier’s sketchbook portraits of those who shaped his (and many others’) artistic views, culled from his drawing blog The Daily Forlorn  – spotlighted by Tumblr  ― which adds thousands of new followers every week...read more

Product Description: Somewhere in the Midwest, Amy Breis is going nowhere. Amy has a job she hates, a creep boyfriend she’s just dumped, and a best friend she can’t reach on the phone. But at least her (often painfully passive-aggressive) mother bought her a pink unicorn sweatshirt for her birthday...read more

A graphic novel presents the poignant tale of a young boy and his father struggling to accept the death of the family's mother.

In this autobiographical story within a story, the creator of a comic strip tale abandons his work temporarily to follow his father on a walk through the small town, recording the places--and events--that had a profound influence on his life as a child.

Product Description: The seventh volumes of the acclaimed quarterly comics anthology—a 2006 Harvey and Eisner Award nominee for "Best Anthology."This accessible, reasonably priced, quarterly anthology runs approximately 120 pages per volume and spotlights a cast of a dozen of today's most exciting cartoonists...read more

Returning to print a collection of full-color short stories culled from the self-published Forlorn Funnies as well as numerous independent magazines and papers, a volume designed in a flip-book format in the tradition of old Ace paperbacks includes such titles as 'Accidental Late-Night Sex With a Radiator,' 'Feelings Check,' and 'The Men and Women of Television.'

Product Description: The Collected Sequential assembles the long-out-of-print series Sequential, where Paul Hornschemeier honed his comic craft. These seven comics have been long sought by fans of Hornschemeier, and AdHouse Books is proud to offer them in a beautiful hardcover format.

Product Description: A year in the making, the follow up proper to the acclaimed Sequential no. 6, Sequential 7 sets its predecessor on its ear. At 128 pages (twice the size of 6), this is an undeniable cartooning tour de force, with stories ranging from a 30 page surreal story of symbols and self-degradation to one page weirdoes, to medium sized dramatic literature...read more