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A collection of Calvin and Hobbes comics celebrating ten years of the beloved graphic novel.

A funny and poignant look at death and humor through the eyes of a Mexican American man in contemporary Los Angeles.

A collection of Edward Gorey’s offbeat cartoons, including previously uncollected work and two unpublished stories, "The Izzard Book" and "La Malle Saignante", featuring his signature wit and whimsical imagery.

The Z Was Zapped follows the alphabet’s letters as each one encounters a comedic mishap in a colorful, picture‑rich adventure for young readers.

Biography of Edward Gorey, the eccentric illustrator whose black‑and‑white books inspired a generation of artists and writers.

*Cultural Slag* is a collection of light verse, prose pieces and black-humor drawings by the creators of *Scrap Irony*, a collaboration hailed by the New York Times as an "uncommonplace book of bright verse and lively prose." Laughing over the absurdities of our times, Miss Lamport takes us from New your statues to foreign ruins, from Broadway abysses to transportation traps, from musical soup to political nuts. Flagrant indulgence in exotic words (did you know that larks flew not in common flocks but in exaltations?) is balanced by solid satire of our art forms, or critics and any cultural clinkers that have rolled her way. Mr. Gorey's style has been variously described as macabre, Edwardian, ghoulish, appropriately antic, superb, charming. To embellish this volume he has again created the perfectly right drawings that are treasures in themselves.

Edward Gorey reveals the idiosyncrasies of his life, art, and influences in a collection of candid interviews that uncovers the man behind the eerie illustrations.

A collection of Edgar Allan Poe’s eight chilling short stories—ranging from detective mysteries to macabre tales—and eleven poems that traverse themes of love, death, and the supernatural.