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A compilation of comics, art and graphics by the cartoonist Mark Stafford, collecting his small press books, magazine strips, anthology contributions and previously unpublished works under two covers for the first time. Salmonella Smorgasbord will also contain a hefty selection of Mark's illustration work, as well as theatre posters, record covers, beer labels and t-shirt designs, cartoons, collaborations and other flights of fancy. From the rare and unforgettable to the obscure and inexcusable, if he rendered it it will all be here. Apart from the stuff he left out.

Though Brazil banned these therapies in 1999 there are still parents clambering for the 'gay cure' across the world.

A Viking King who has lost EVERYTHING, a devious plot hatched by the trickster God Loki and a quest to defeat Death itself! To seek these things...head NORTH! Blurring the line between a graphic novel and a picture book, NORD is a visual tour de force that will take you on an epic journey through myth and fantasy.

I Do I Don't: How to Build a Better Marriage tells the story of Ben and Grace on their journey of learning and practicing the tools and skills needed for a lifetime of intimacy. Each chapter introduces a new relationship skill, and ends with Putting It In Practice, a set of easy-tofollow exercises to help the reader develop a personal understanding of the skills needed to build and strengthen any relationship. Written by acclaimed psychotherapist Chandrama Anderson MA, LMFT, and engagingly illustrated by rising young artist Nur Jaffar Latip, I Do I Don't will help any reader to Build a Better Marriage.

Collecting the best stories from the first twelve volumes of Meanwhile..., the critically-acclaimed anthology from Soaring Penguin Press, Meanwhile... The Best will satisfy the most discerning comics reader. 'The UK's premiere comics anthology... Meanwhile... is a stunning showcase for some of the brightest voices in independent comics and continues to prove why it should be an essential part of every comic fans pull list.' - Tim Cundle, Mass Movement

Tina Swift has just arrived in 1920s London from the hinterlands of the United States, expecting to lead a quiet life. But when the street where she works turns into a crime scene, Tina discovers a crucial clue - and her connection to the case keeps growing stronger. Disgusted by a murder the police seem keen to sweep under the carpet, Tina picks up a thread of intrigue that leads all the way back to the trenches of World War I.

We thought time travel was impossible, as we had never been visited by anyone from the future, but what we didn't know is that they've always been here - we just can't see them. They are humanity in its final form. They know no illness, and death is centuries away. And then one of them starts watching a 20th century girl dying of an incurable disease. Even the people of her time find this hard to look at. And yet the more he watches the less he begins to pity her. Why can't he turn away?

In 2004, Boulet's friends advised him to start a blog, a place to collect his reflections of everyday life. Based on entries in his sketchbooks, Notes is an on-going witty and inventive commentary on living in Paris, food (and sell-by dates), sex and the work of Mireille Mathieu, the French songstress. Volume 1 collects the entries from the first year, 2004.