In 1948, when the publisher of the blockbuster Wonder Guy comic strip is found dead, Maggie Starr, the glamorous former stripper who now runs her late husband's newspaper syndicate, joins forces with her stepson Jack Starr to uncover a killer among a host of suspects, including cartoonists, wives, mistresses, organized crime figures, and others. Original.

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In 1939 New York City, Joe Kavalier, a refugee from Hitler's Prague, joins forces with his Brooklyn-born cousin, Sammy Clay, to create comic-book superheroes inspired by their own fantasies, fears, and dreams.

The story is about Pil-Hyun Jung who is a feminine, pretty boy who tries to learn to be a manly man and win over the heart of his crush, Che, Song-Ah, as well as escape the pressures of his disapproving father. He also wants to put Yi, his manly nemesis,in his place. He ends up finding a comic book titled 'Escape from Being a Pretty Boy' and finds that it is a complete parallel to his life. He looks for the author of the book in hopes of being mentored by him. When he finds him, he turns out to be a SHEand he meets two other woman who are roommates with the author of the comic book who seem to be sexually over-zealous and take him in because they are interested in the boy. He lives there to learn the art of comic books and the art of being a man. In the meantime, Pil-Hyun's mad crush, Che, Song-Ah, is in love with Gyung-Joo, the manly boy, who is a jerk. The story continues with this love triangle and Pil-Hyun getting mentored by the comic writer and her two roommates.Pil-Hyun Jung, a feminine, pretty boy, tries to learn to be a manly man in order to win over the heart of his crush, Song-Ah, and to escape the pressures of his disapproving father, and is helped in his quest by a female comic book author.

The story is about Pil-Hyun Jung who is a feminine, pretty boy who tries to learn to be a manly man and win over the heart of his crush, Che, Song-Ah, as well as escape the pressures of his disapproving father. He also wants to put Yi, his manly nemesis,in his place. He ends up finding a comic book titled 'Escape from Being a Pretty Boy' and finds that it is a complete parallel to his life. He looks for the author of the book in hopes of being mentored by him. When he finds him, he turns out to be a SHEand he meets two other woman who are roommates with the author of the comic book who seem to be sexually over-zealous and take him in because they are interested in the boy. He lives there to learn the art of comic books and the art of being a man. In the meantime, Pil-Hyun's mad crush, Che, Song-Ah, is in love with Gyung-Joo, the manly boy, who is a jerk. The story continues with this love triangle and Pil-Hyun getting mentored by the comic writer and her two roommates.Pil-Hyun Jung, a feminine, pretty boy, tries to learn to be a manly man in order to win over the heart of his crush, Song-Ah, and to escape the pressures of his disapproving father, and is helped in his quest by a female comic book author.

The story is about Pil-Hyun Jung who is a feminine, pretty boy who tries to learn to be a manly man and win over the heart of his crush, Che, Song-Ah, as well as escape the pressures of his disapproving father. He also wants to put Yi, his manly nemesis,in his place. He ends up finding a comic book titled 'Escape from Being a Pretty Boy' and finds that it is a complete parallel to his life. He looks for the author of the book in hopes of being mentored by him. When he finds him, he turns out to be a SHEand he meets two other woman who are roommates with the author of the comic book who seem to be sexually over-zealous and take him in because they are interested in the boy. He lives there to learn the art of comic books and the art of being a man. In the meantime, Pil-Hyun's mad crush, Che, Song-Ah, is in love with Gyung-Joo, the manly boy, who is a jerk. The story continues with this love triangle and Pil-Hyun getting mentored by the comic writer and her two roommates.Pil-Hyun Jung, a feminine, pretty boy, tries to learn to be a manly man in order to win over the heart of his crush, Song-Ah, and to escape the pressures of his disapproving father, and is helped in his quest by a female comic book author.

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Grieving over the death of their beloved older brother and son, Francis, each member of the Harrelson family is dealing with the tragedy in an individual way, as parents Gene and Helen lose themselves in separate fantasies, young Crispy invisions herself being carried off by pop star Marky Mark, Francis's fiancée is haunted by his ghost, and thirteen-year-old Stephen creates a comic-strip universe of his own. 30,000 first printing.

When the ghost of his murdered fourteen-year-old daughter identifies her boyfriend as her killer, an overprotective father with a secret past decides to take the law into his own hands, a choice that takes him into the wilds of the Alaskan bush.

Kazuki Sendo, has a passion and talent for painting and drawing that propels him into the world of doujinshi (underground comics). Soon, Kazuki's everyday life is consumed by the fanboy life. In this issue, when Kazuki declares that he doesn't have a book to sell at the next Comic Party, he's free to wander around the doujinshi where he meeets Subaru Mikage, a kung fu supergirl who's vengeance is to fight all evil and save the world. Soon after their encounter, mayhem ensues when a bomb explodes, and together they join forces to create the Comi Rangers, a group of crime-fighters destined to protect the Comic Party from utter chaos. With time ticking away, the superheroes are out to fight for the right to Comic Party!

During the Summer of Love in 1967, Roy Looby, a talented young cartoonist, leaves his mentor behind and sets out to San Francisco's Haight Ashbury where he creates 'The Imp Eugene,' a licentious character who propels Looby into stardom and seclusion, in a vivid portrait of jealousy, regret, and pop culture. 15,000 first printing.

The secret masterminds behind the 'Buddha Book,' an underground comic book documenting stories about their life in the Bronx, teenagers Dinky, the son of an incarcerated drug kingpin, and Jose decide to produce on final issue of the their masterpiece in which Jose can confess to the murder of his ex-girlfriend. By the author of Spidertown. Original. 25,000 first printing.

In 1939 New York City, Joe Kavalier, a refugee from Hitler's Prague, joins forces with his Brooklyn-born cousin, Sammy Clay, to create comic-book superheroes inspired by their own fantasies, fears, and dreams. By the author of Wonder Boys and The Mysteries of Pittsburgh. 40,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

A world of comic strip characters comes alive when cartoonist Walter Geebus is hospitalized and his colleagues search for a temporary replacement

Product Description: The relentlessly irreverent author of Fag Hag and Closet Case is back with a new novel that asks the burning question: Is the world ready for its first lesbian superhero? Brian Parrish, a brash gay cartoonist, is charged with updating the image of Princess Paragon, a creaky and virtuous heroine whose market share is expressed in decimals...read more

Funny Papers chronicles cartoon icon Derby Dugan's beginnings in the rough-and-tumble world of yellow journalism in turn-of-the-century New York, when Hearst and Pulitzer owned tabloid America. The aptly named Georgie Wreckage, a sketch artist for Pulitzer's daily World, rockets to fame as the creator of what becomes a hugely successful cartoon franchise in this, the first book in Tom De Haven's epic trilogy of twentieth-century pop-culture America.