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Comics/Graphic Novels

  • Life Lessons from a UFO Catcher

    by Kenny Loui, Ph.D.

    The tale of a man drifting through life, collecting cute, cuddly plushies and valuable life lessons along the way.

    Kenny Loui is a self-proclaimed "UFO catcher," whose life goal is to "liberate" all plushies trapped in captivity inside arcade claw machines. In his UFO-catching journey, Kenny encounters a concerned guardian spirit who tries—but fails—to keep him out of trouble, a beautiful stranger with an affinity for dart games ... more

  • Ameluna Climate Detective Agency

    by Frederic Du Chau
    Luna and Amelie solve mysteries that are caused by climate change. On their fun adventures they encounter frozen zombies, talking plants and figure out how to solve middle school drama. A 280 page full color graphic novel for kids 9-12.
  • Evermore

    by Joshua Gamon
    After a young girl goes missing, her father enters a cursed book of fairy tales to find her. Within, creatures of folklore and figures from classic literature co-exist, uneasily, but the sudden appearance of the human child upsets that delicate balance into abrupt chaos. Now, her father must navigate through the mire of monstrous beings and vengeful queens to bring her home.
  • Buster: A Life in Pictures

    by Ryan Barnett
    Buster Keaton is among the most iconic faces ever to grace the silver screen. By the age of 24, he headlined his own independent studio where he and a handful of collaborators turned out 19 shorts and 10 feature comedies. Many of these films are seen as classics today, and a few are hailed among the greatest films ever made. At the peak of his creative powers, Buster Keaton rivalled Charlie Chaplin. But it didn't last... In this exciting new graphic novel biography, Ryan Barnett and Matthew Ta... more
  • The Phantom of the Opera, a graphic novel

    by Becky Laff
    Christine Daaé hides a terrible secret. For months she has been receiving vocal lessons from a mysterious, disembodied voice; one whose haunting tones can seduce and control anyone who hears it. Christine believes she is being tutored by The Angel of Music but when the horrible truth of her situation is revealed, she is in far too deep to free herself. Can her trusted childhood friend and fiancé, Raoul de Chagny help her escape or will she become another victim of The Phantom of the Opera?
  • Eco Reflex

    by Mallika Vyas
    When Mira gets worried and is curious about how she can protect Planet Earth. Her favorite teddy bear, Eco, comes to the rescue and teaches her ways of living healthily and sustainably. Together, they go through the journey of forming good habits and sharing how we can join them by practicing the Eco Reflex A treat for earth lovers of all ages, through rhymes and pictures, the book will make a good day great!
  • Blackwax Boulevard Is Listening

    by Dmitri Jackson

    Blackwax Boulevard is a slice-of-life comic that follows Marsalis, Hardy, and Veronika, as they strive to keep the titular record store open for business. In this graphic novel collection, Blackwax Boulevard Is Listening, our heroes also tackle the most hot-button issues of the day: racism, homophobia, #MeToo, and cancel culture. Blending pop music esoterica with blistering commentary on wokeness, fandom, and celebrity, Blackwax Boulevard Is Listening captures a generat... more

  • Pack of best freinds

    by Gabriela Kisielewicz
  • Infernal Regions

    by Rebecca Stewart
    A Prime Minister strides into a boiling sea. And disappears. Plunged into a slippery nightmare, he must face the consequences of an environmental war we’ve waged on a terrifying abyssal world. This black-and-white undersea sci-fi graphic novel follows in the inkstains of Moebius, Alberto Breccia and Katsuhiro Otomo and is a love-letter to devotees of hand-inked stories.
  • Rebirth of the Gangster Act 4: Inheritance

    by CJ Standal
    The Thompson and Anderson family saga concludes here! Marcus and Hunter are still dealing with family sins and secrets, but now they have a few of their own. Reeling from a death in the family, Marcus is pulled into Hunter's plans to rob a bank, to rob a safety deposit box with Marcus's family inheritance. But Marcus is sick of being manipulated by Hunter and has a scheme of his own. And Hunter is finally reaching the end of his road to revenge, but Hunter must decide if it's a pat... more
  • Lao and Chen

    by Braulio Pitra
    Lao and Chen master your art is a fantasy tale about twins' brother and sister that are in a big quest for the mastery of their magical powers. The core to their powers is the box of life and that box has an enemy that wants to destroy it, a foe well known as Ilu Destroyer of life. The twins's world is counting on them – they must master their powers to save humanity. Reasoning can change situations or behaviours; the twins have to listen to each other so that the world can be a better place for... more
  • Grandmother's Bedtime Stories

    by Gloria M Madden
    The subjects in this combined book of children's stories include a poodle, a cricket, a duck, a raccoon, a robin, a seal, and a squirrel. The stories are written to stir a child's imagination, love, and understanding of animals.
  • The Accidental Warriors

    by Karl Fields
    When a young boy's friends are captured and taken to a mystical world, he must overcome years of self-doubt to defeat the monster, save his friends and find his way back home in time for dinner.
  • Jay's Big Sleepover

    by Jeremy James
  • Iniquitous

    by Leon Shumba
    A synopsis of an emotional and spiritual rollercoaster that can come across as arbitrary and without a clear conclusion at times. However, like many authors throughout history who have sought to grasp the human mind's obsession with power, greed, and hierarchical societies, the conclusion or solutions are continuously shifting. As history and current events have repeatedly revealed, bodies are continually sacrificed by those obsessed with the devilish fixation of power. The goal is to stir thoug... more
  • I'M FAT!

    by Anthony Feinman
    They look like stuffed animals but could they really be alive? You never know with this sequel to The Magic Press: And other Critter Stories. Anthony Feinman's latest children's graphic novel story, I'M FAT! A Critters Adventure begins with Leni Bear (Short for Millennium) waking up one morning, looking at herself in the mirror and declaring herself FAT! So begins a morning of goofy comments around the breakfast table with her fellow Critters, messy tooth brushing mishaps, fall walks and swee... more
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