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Lieutenant Left is barely scraping by at her maintenance job on a lonely, two-lizard mech crew. Every day seems just as monotonous as the last, until disaster strikes Commander Right on a routine mission. Now it's up to Left to step up, or risk being stranded in space... with nobody around except her hot crewmate for millions and millions of miles. Cartoonist Iggy Craig's debut graphic novel, SAD GIRL SPACE LIZARD is a queer mech action romance (for lizards). If you are a lizard, or have an appreciation for lizards, this comic is for you. If not, you'll probably still enjoy it.

A sexy sci-fi comedy about the three hottest criminals in the universe. Haze: shapeshifter/galaxy's greatest thief. Blue Lick: catman/brawny getaway driver. Rat: angel/bombshell hacker. In a future where humanity was guided by an all-knowing Algorithm to leave Earth behind and colonise the depths of outer space, our three hot thieves plan heists that can't be predicted by unfeeling computer code. Always on their tail is Inspector Hundred Cold, one of the Algorithm's robot lackeys built to serve the machine-made status quo that our heroes simply can't resist toying with. A hilarious and erotic send-up of cat-and-mouse crime capers by the cartoonist who brought you Mr. Boop! THE COLLECTED CRIMEHOT: VOL. 1 includes the series' first five chapters, packaged with a 'slip' cover that can be easily removed to reveal naked drawings. We highly recommend this.

After Pinky's lethal performance art piece, her devoted girlfriend Pepper follows her into death, only to find that in Hell, Pinky is thriving?! PINKY & PEPPER FOREVER is a tragic love story meets dark comedy crafted in Atoms' unrestrained mixed media style. Follow these two puppygirls' tumultuous relationship and shocking works of art from undergrad to the underworld! This special edition of the cult hit graphic novel includes added pages, a foil cover, and behind-the-scenes art and extras from Eddy Atoms.

In this compelling debut horror graphic novel, a newly turned vampire yearns for salvation in the arms of the priest who uncovers her secret. New Orleans, 1922. Cora Velasquez lives with her sister and her own haunted memories in a speakeasy run by a vampire coven. Unable to bear the weight of her damned soul, she turns to Father Orville Thibodeaux, a charismatic priest and the object of her hidden desires. Their veiled courtship becomes deadly serious when he discovers her nature, and proposes a way to both slake her thirst and save her soul. So begins the charged dance between an all-powerful but unsure young woman, and the mortal man who claims to hold her fate in his hand. A gothic story of adoration, power, and manipulation, lushly told in Art Nouveau-inspired illustration.

Michael Sweater combines '90s animation nostalgia, sitcom antics, and a seasoning of stoner comedy in this hilarious comic collection, including all six issues of the Everything Sucks series along with a gluttony of bonus material. Noah and Calla are high, hungry, and broke, but that doesn't stop them from finding the energy to mess things up even more. Between finding mysterious bags of blood-covered money, getting locked out of the house by maliciously smart cats, and nearly drowning in a bar bathroom, there's barely any time left in the day. They'll figure it all out in the end probably. This jam-packed collection features the entirety of Everything Sucks, including a never-before-seen sixth issue, and bonus sketches, art, and pages from the mind of Michael Sweater.

'Poor Lucille. You are in the elbow of your life, the place where it bends. What will you do?' Your name is Lucille. You live on Girl Island, one of two islands created when the world was cleft in twain by an entity bigger and more powerful than you. But you have a secret. Your secret is that despite living on Girl Island, you are a boy. You fear deep down in your insides, that you may have been a boy for a very long time. And so you leave your home and your mother and begin the journey to Boy Island. For although it may be treacherous, it is the only way forward. A modern transgender fable in graphic novel form, Boy Island weaves its way along the path of becoming with humour and insight, channeled through Leo Fox's iconic art and storytelling style.

Back by popular demand in a new edition: a one-shot Fungirl comic featuring gig work, missed connections, and newfound (very) personal discoveries! Fungirl is turning her life around! She's got a new job slinging corndogs, and snagged a date with a handsome influencer. But when things get steamy, her pelvic pumps prove a little too powerful. Is Fungirl truly a murderous muff monster, or could her newfound strength save the day?

Every summer, Grog the Frog forgets to celebrate the most important magic ritual of the year: the Perseids harvest. But this year will be different. The eternally grumpy wizard will travel to forsaken mystical mountains and complete the magical rites. Unless, of course, a case of mistaken identities means that he becomes embroiled in a duel with his cosmic rival. Will Grog be able to put order in chaos and fulfill his purpose? Or wait, perhaps Grog would prefer chaos? He's supposed to be the lord of chaos, isn't he? Either way, it will be epic! Drama, love, magic, a delivery guy who can fly, a weird snake, a bald centaur who rents cars... it all awaits Grog in this hilarious graphic novel! All hail Grog!

Snail Diaries collects the very best of the hit weekly diary comics by Grace Gogarty, aka Little Tunny! Lovingly drawn on scraps of paper and broken laptops, Little Tunny documents the highs and lows of living with pets, working customer service, and simply trying to exist as a person in modern society. Hilarious, sweet, and sometimes entirely too real for a comic starring a snail.

In this issue: Caroline tackles the big city in 'My New York Diary.' Gaze upon the influencers and icons of Fashion Week, party with the terminally cool (and uncool), and figure out what exactly 'celebrity' even means now. All this and more in the next issue of your favorite cartoonist's favorite comic. As ever, this issue is printed with a cardstock foil cover and a bonus PeePee PooPoo sticker sheet.

The story goes like this: There was once a girl named Dawa. Having lost her family to sickness, she found herself with an emptiness inside that she did not know how to fill. Alas, in all her endeavours, nothing she tried ever left her feeling so full as the art - the art of trickery. Originally published by ShortBox, this critically acclaimed reimagining of 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf' is back in print with Silver Sprocket as a deluxe hardcover edition including bonus material and an afterword from the author.

Derryl, a lonely radish, attempts to create a boyfriend out of a defunct and now illegal children's product. His creation, Peter, springs to life ready to make a child happy, and instead finds a suffocating and cloistered existence catering to Derryl's needs. When Peter sneaks out to a party one night and meets Derryl's friends, he discovers there's even more to his creator's intentions than he thought. A queer complication on the Pygmalion myth, brought to life through Lonnie Garcia's emotional, multimedia comic art.

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