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Frankie is a young monster whose life often feels like it's about to unravel- she can't even count on getting through a softball game with all her limbs still attached! When she meets Momo, a girl who- despite being made of squishy, pink slime- is as sharp as she is cute, Frankie wants nothing more than to get closer to her. In order to do that, Frankie has to thread the needle around a new job, a scheming skeleton and the world's hairiest ex-girlfriend drama. Join Frankie in a world full of monsters, magic and (hopefully!) love, as she tries her best to set the seams on an exciting new life!

High school is rough, and making friends is hard enough without also being an interplanetary refugee. Maida Kilwa was born on Mars. Life was peaceful and happy until invaders from the twin moons Phobos and Deimos attacked her homeworld. She lost her dad, and her cousin, and her brother was kidnapped. At a young age she was compelled to flee to Earth with her aunt in search of a better life. On Earth she found a society rigidly divided by class, gender, and religion, where Martians are "fugees" and must survive on the charity of others. Maida does her best to fit in and find a clique of allies at school. She also discovers a group of young, self-proclaimed revolutionaries who aren't satisfied with Earth's status quo and plan to do something about it. A crisis is coming and change is on the wind.

All over the world, millions of people experience a wide range of mental health issues - depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, and more. Sadly, their struggles are often ignored and misunderstood, even mocked. Through the Labyrinths of the Mind is a graphic novel anthology from Cloudscape Comics that gives these issues a voice, presenting 11 stories about mental health from a wide range of comic creators.

Chub and Coney are simple maintenance workers in the vast sewer system beneath a city they never see. They are overworked and filthy and live for simple pleasures such as seeing a bird, or some time off. The subterranean ecosystem is thrown out of balance when a mysterious naked interloper starts causing trouble. There are plots afoot in the underground, and Chub and Coney have been given the unhappy task of clearing them away. Drainers collects Alex Steacy's webcomic Dregs into print for the first time, in a newly edited and polished edition. It is a surreal comedy of errors about working class heroes fighting to hold society together by keeping its foundations in one piece.

It is the reign of the tyrannical King John. The Norman boot presses heavily on the necks of the Saxon people of Englande. Only one man dares to resist. Only one man dares to set the strength of his longbow against the injustice of Norman law- A hero whose name echoes down the centuries! That man is Robin, Earl of Locksley, better known as ROBIN HOOD! But enough about him. This is the story of a rather less legendary figure. A simple miller's son who finds himself caught up in the swell of great events-and wants nothing to do with them! This is the story of Much, the Miller's Son.

The Witching Hours is an anthology of comics about magic- al women written, illustrated and edited by women and non-binary persons. It explores the range of what a witch can be and celebrates powerful and magical women. The book features 11 stories ranging from fantasy to horror to slice of life; including a history of the medieval witch trials, a folk story from the Philippines, and even a recipe for herb strawberry bread.

Waterlogged: Tales From the Seventh Sea takes the reader on a journey to explore the ocean in all its forms. This anthology sails through a multitude of stories, from the emotional tempest of a grandfather's funeral to the outlandish waters of an alien world, from the prow of a savage Viking long ship to the stern of a modern family sailboat.

Outbreak Diaries is an autobiographical series of diary style comics that take place from early in the COVID-19 Pandemic through to 2021 when vaccines were being widely distributed. The story is told from the perspective of a household where both members were working in essential services throughout the duration of the pandemic. This story presents first-person experiences from a frontline worker and his thoughts and impressions of the changes in the world, more specifically Vancouver. This memoir is very personal yet relatable.