The Fantastic Voyage of Lady Rozenbilt 4 — Katahamka

Anthropomorphic, Humanoids, Humor

Kabul Disco 1 — How I Managed Not to Be Abducted in Afghanistan

Biography, Humanoids, Humor

Kabul Disco 2 — How I Managed Not to Get Addicted to Opium in Afghanistan

Biography, Humanoids, Humor

Soda 2 — God Only Knows

Soda's day is off to rather a bad start. First he had that damn dream, then there was the problem with the lift. And then he left his gun on top of the fridge. It wouldn't take much for his mother to find it, and then promptly go into cardiac arrest. The poor lady still believes her son's a pastor. Oh and then he was in that car chase, all because of that good-for-nothing Jason Flea. Why does he do it? God only knows.

Europe Comics, Humor

Soda 1 — Kill in Peace

When you're a cop, like Soda, you get kinda used to having enemies. But when it's one of New York's biggest mafia bosses, it really raises the stakes. To the extent that it's his mother's life on the line... A hoard of assassin's are on her tail, all vying for the generous compensation, while she remains blissfully ignorant of her son's true occupation. Soda does all he can to hide her from her would-be assassins, all the while trying to hide his secret from her!

Europe Comics, Humor

Madame Cat

In this household, the cat is king of the castle!

Madame means mischief in this series of slice-of-life vignettes that present the private love, laughter and frustrations of a pet who thinks she's an owner! Whether she's tearing up clothes, spilling ink on the carpet or filling the air with stinky tuna-breath, Madame is both wonderfully frustrating and endearingly whimsical. With narrative mastery, Nancy Peña brings us small, hilarious sketches that appeal to cat lovers of all ages!

Humanoids, Humor

Superman Isn’t Jewish (But I Am…Kinda)

An intimate and humorous autobiography of a boy's quest for identity as he struggles with his heritage and his heroes.

"I'm Jewish!" yells Benjamin, adorning a cape, as he soars among his classmates on the playground. Convinced by his father that Judaism is some kind of superpower, Benjamin believes that each of his eccentric, Jewish relatives is a superhero in their own right, and that he is sure to follow suit -- that is, until he realizes that being "different" has turned him into a Bizarro among his classmates. Humorous and timeless, this personal and poignant story of inherited identity will resonate with everyone, especially those who have experienced the trials and tribulations of Interfaith unions.

Benjamin would always proudly say, I'm Jewish. Like Superman! Assuming that Judaism is some kind of super power and Hebrew is akin to the Kryptonian language, Benjamin believes each of his family members is a superhero. Until, like Krypton, his world is shattered. After learning of the link between being circumcised and his religion, Ben decides to hide his heritage from everyone. Caught between the desire to avoid disappointing his Jewish father and his desire to understand his Catholic mother, Ben has to find a way to abandon his secret identity for a very public one. Humorous, timeless and universal, this personal and poignant story of acceptance and understanding shows how we all must learn to love the hero within ourselves.

Humanoids, Humor

The Marvelous Adventures of McConey 6 — Harum Scarum

Midnight. A small Parisian apartment in the 1930s. A rabbit, a cat, and a dog scream in terror as a giant monster lunges toward them...

That's the opening scene of Harum Scarum, a European-style album that mixes action, humor, horror, and funny-animals with a uniquely modern flair. Written and illustrated (in stunning full color) by Lewis Trondheim, the hottest French cartooning talent to emerge in the '90s, Harum Scarum mixes sardonic wit with a genuinely thrilling story that involves a plague of horrible monsters and science gone awry... kidnappings, murder, arson, and pitiless beatings... fairy dust, time machines, and the teleportational cap... sinister commies, double agents, and corrupt commissioners... the niceties of tipping and the precise location of the jugular vein. Join the bunny, the cat and the dog as they blunder and wisecrack their way through a monstrous mystery that could destroy mankind as we know it. Trondheim has been nominated for multiple awards, and Harum Scarum is probably his most accessible (and most fun) work.

Fantagraphics, Humor

Cinegeek

An encyclopedia of fun, colorful, and humorous tidbits about the most popular films of all time!

Imagine a list of the best romantic comedies without Hugh Grant! Or a tally of the most improbable fantasy flicks. Or even a ranking of giant movie monsters by size! In Cinegeek, wild and crazy film appreciation comes into focus for the delight of moviegoers and pop culture fans everywhere!

Included are topics such as: Inventions We'd Like to See in Real Life; Pop Stars Miscast in Unsuitable Movie Roles; Weird Movies with Implausible Plots; Are You Shorter or Taller Than...; Actors Who Might Have Played James Bond, But... No; Bizarre Japanese Film Genres; and many more!

2018 Pubwest Design Award - Gold Winner for Gift, Holiday, or Specialty Book

Humor, IDW

Joylandia

You better watch out. You better not cry. You better not sneeze. Why? Because Santa Claus comes to Houppeland every day! And here, Christmas decorations, trees, and wreaths are mandatory, as is having a clean bill of health. It’s a celebration, after all! A party! And everyone has to be happy and healthy… whether they want to or not. Otherwise they’ll have the merciless Jolly Fellow brigade to deal with. Prepare for a Christmas tale of nightmare proportions.

Europe Comics, Humor