A killer has been stalking the streets of Glasgow. Busman Boab drives an old double-decker bus kitted out with a variety of deadly booby traps, serving an enigmatic greater purpose by carrying doomed passengers to their final destination. Mr. Dig, Sinkhill's fox-masked vigilante defender, and Charlotte, the scarred survivor of a vicious encounter with the terrifying blue van clowns, have teamed up to bring Boab's reign of terror to an end. But Boab has some tricks up his sleeve, and a few formidable friends

Created as a love-letter to Big Bang and its founders, Gary Carlson and Chris Ecker, and their 40-plus years of independent publishing, BIG Big Bang Comics is huge with over 100 quality pages filled with all new stories, art, and pin-ups featuring an incredible array of powerhouse talent, including acclaimed cover artist (and Cartoonist Kayfaber) Jim Rugg, who also supplies the cover.

The stunning conclusion of the Termite Mound saga by Indie comics legend Matt Howarth, part of Cosmic Lion's sprawling new Matt Howarth Library. Will Andy Square and Rikki Circle be able to bring down Professor Wavy Lines and the evil Tubeface? Termite Mound is a brand new sci-fi epic which stands alongside the work Howarth created with Star Crossed and Keif Llama.

Brand New Cover! At the end of the Ice Age 14,000 years ago and on the verge of starvation, a Tribe of Paleo-Indians travel across from Siberia into North America to hunt an elusive pack of Mammoths; but when they fail to hunt down the beasts, the tribe members must adapt to their new surroundings before becoming extinct.

Fresh from the revelations of issue four, the crew must learn to trust one another if they're ever going to get out of this mess. We land on Stryx, get lost in some brain fog, and find ourselves yet again devoid of much help. Meanwhile, the Mare invasion of Earth has begun. Can Corvus and her crew make it back in time?

Read twelve original stories about Moana and her friends from Disney's Moana (2016) in this magical 5-minute storybook collection. Voyage into a world of adventure with Moana! Discover Heihe's daring journey, learn to swim with Pua, explore Motunui with Moana-and more. Each story in this collection is ideal for reading aloud in just five minutes-a perfect fit for bedtime, story time, or any time!

Marguerite Abouet and Clement Oubrerie's world-renowned and critically acclaimed series about '80s life in the Ivory Coast continues with Aya: Face the Music. After getting thrown in jail for organizing a student housing protest, Aya must grapple with the aftermath of her decisions. Her friends don't have it much easier. Her classmate Cyprien has been unconscious since police violently broke up their demonstration, and his family can barely scrape together funds for treatment. Her dear friend Albert, last seen passing out at dinner with his family, awakes in the countryside in the clutches of a healer his father has hired to pray his gay away. In France, Albert's ex-paramour Inno agrees to enter into a fake marriage with his friend Sabine with surprising results. And back in Abidjan, embattled starlet Bintou must find a way to capitalize on the public's newfound sympathy after her house is burned down by an angry mob. This contemporary classic of Ivorian literature bridges the gap between the past and present, proving that no matter how much things may change, we change with them too.

Antonia is the sole inhabitant of a deserted town, with only a roaming pack of dogs and her own worn out memories to keep her company. Nothing is new in this world, the ponds are so still they are dead, and her recollections feel more vivid than her surroundings. At times, the isolation is unbearable. Until she meets her flower. Her flower gives her purpose: a reason to get up each morning, to ring the bells of the town, to wake up the fields, and to feel alive. And yet a relentless thought eats away at her-what will happen once her flower dies? Her quest to save the flower begins alongside a charming traveler from the land of mirrors. The pair embark on a journey filled with music, swimming holes, and folk tales whispered late into the starry night. They march through the fields to the beat of turtledove calls, occasionally stopping to get drunk off the fruits of the strawberry tree. Slowly Antonia opens up to the world beyond her town, to the people who inhabit it-and to the endless possibilities of community and friendship.

'Have I settled down yet?' The question rings eternal across all ten stories in this highly anticipated debut collection of comics fiction by New Yorker and New York Times contributor Michael D. Kennedy. A series of individuals leave the West Indies and attempt to find their footing in the damp dinge of England's counties. A child on his daily trike ride is stalked by a sinister, shape-shifting ligahoo. A blues singer's wife hallucinates untoward revelations in the grips of high yellow fever when she inhales spores from psychedelic mushrooms growing unchecked in their apartment. A man dwells on his absent father, paints the man into a duppy myth, and bears the consequences of this fantastical undertaking. Inspired by the folk tales and oral traditions of his Caribbean roots, Milk White Steed is a dreamlike venture into the messy truths of everyday West Indian lives.

What happens when a childhood hobby grows into a lifelong career? The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Cartoonist, Adrian Tomine's funniest and most revealing foray into autobiography, offers an array of unexpected answers. When a sudden medical incident lands Tomine in the emergency room, he begins to question if it was really all worthwhile: despite the accolades and opportunities of a seemingly charmed career, it's the gaffes, humiliations, slights, and insults he's experienced (or caused) within the industry that loom largest in his memory. While Tomine mines his conflicted relationship with comics and comics culture, a richer emotional story emerges as his memories are delineated in excruciatingly hilarious detail.