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Keiji Nakazawa
$14.95
Cartoonist Keiji Nakazawa was seven years old and living in Hiroshima in the early days of August 1945 when the city was destroyed by an atomic bomb dropped by the U.S.A. Starting a few months before that event, the ten-volume saga shows life in Japan... (more)
Scott Harrison
$19.95
Scott Harrison is an internationally recognized tattoo artist, infamous for his peculiar cartoon imagery and lack of finesse. He has tattooed all over the US, as well as Europe and Japan. His clients have included such diverse celebrities as Master P, Kiki Smith, Tony Fitzpatrick,... (more)
Clayton Brothers
$200.00
The Most Special Day of My Life is a collection of works by visionary artists Rob and Christian Clayton, both as collaborators and individuals. In tandem, they are known as The Clayton Brothers, producing dynamic, extemporaneous, yet purposeful images, sought after for commercial use as... (more)
Robert Crumb
$500.00
They have little to do with the standard procreative urge, Mr. Crumb admits. He has also said he finds nothing more boring than someone else's sexual obsessions, and yet through his long career the world's most famous underground cartoonist has felt compelled to include his... (more)
Nigel Wingrove, editor
$37.95
The Satanic Sluts are 666 of the world's most attitudinal, creative and original women, linked by a shared interest in all things dark, sexual and Satanic, and by their membership in this exclusive group. Now, for the first time, a select number of this gorgeous,... (more)
Simon J, editor
$4.99
The A-G anthologies feature a wide array of adult Japanese manga, presented completely uncensored and translated with respect for the source material. In this issue: "Train Woman" by... (more)
Patrick Rosenkranz
$34.99
Now available in a newly designed and affordable softcover edition! This is a provocative chronicle of the guerilla art movement that changed comics forever. This comprehensive book follows... (more)
Dash Shaw
$29.99
If R.D. Laing wrote an episode of The Simpsons, it might read something like this hefty comedy-drama. After 40-some years of marriage, Maggie and David Loony shock their... (more)
Union Travel Society
$24.95
Hamburger Eyes for hot rod and custom car fans. This stylish photo collection gives an inside look at some of the icons of the chopper and custom car... (more)
Livia Corona
$39.95
For the past 8 years photographer Livia Corona has documented the Enanitos Toreros, troupes of little people performing as bullfighters. She toured and lived with them throughout Mexico... (more)
Miss Rosen, editor
$10.00
Fusing the worlds of art, photography, design, fashion, pop culture, advertising, music, dance, and film. Whether collaborating with the establishment or conspiring with the counterculture, whether presenting the... (more)
Dan Nelson
$22.00
This volume contains the names of over 50,000 metal bands. Presuming that each of these bands had an average of four members, and multipling that by the number... (more)
Simon
$7.99
Simon was a young man drawn to the mysterious world of the occult through his association with several Eastern Orthodox religions and his friendship with the owner of... (more)
J.D. Reed, Maddy Miller
$18.95
Stairway to Heaven: The Final Resting Places of Rock's Legends commemorates the rock 'n' roll greats who have gone on to that big backstage party in the sky.... (more)
Matt Groening
$14.95
We'll bet you dollars to donuts that you'll love this comic collection from the creator of "The Simpsons," Matt Groening. Pass the buck and pass through time as... (more)
Anchee Min, Duo Duo, Stefan R. Landsberger
$16.99
Between 1949 and the early 1980s, these infamous propaganda posters were central fixtures in China, appearing just about anywhere people were likely to see them. Combining fact and... (more)
M. Revelli, editor
$4.99
Started by Robert Williams, this is the art magazine for "lowbrow" art. Tattoo art, graffiti art, car culture art, erotic art, outlaw art, fantasy and sci-fi art, comic-influenced... (more)
Gary Groth, editor
$11.99
Comics industry news, reviews, dirt, good interviews. In this issue: Who Speaks for Sparky? Charles M. Schulz's son Monte and a roundtable of Peanuts experts debate the controversial... (more)
Greg Theakston, editor
$25.00
In an effort to win readers' dimes, the comics of the late '40s and early '50s, published by the smaller companies, pushed the envelope. While 21st century eyes... (more)
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