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This is it! The soul-crushing conclusion of Gary Millidge''s Strangehaven! Joe Latham presents the heart-warming Seed of Hope, Evgenij Iosjpe & Caleb Ady give us The Man Who Faded Away. And Sweet Wind, a new series by Daniel da Silva Lopes. Plus so much more! Meanwhile... is a critically-acclaimed anthology title, curated by copublisher John Anderson to meet the tastes of discerning comics readers. Contributors: Gary Spencer Millidge, David Crane, Roger Langridge, Ginny Skinner, Sarah Gordon, Joe Latham, Evgenij Iosjpe, Caleb Ady, Daniel da Silva Lopes.

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. Martin Simpson is a freelance illustrator and comics creator based in the UK. He has illustrated for the likes of Apple, Scholastic, Templar Publishing, The House of Books, The Chicken House Publishing and Puffin Books. His comics work has included a one-man comics Anthology called 'Misc' and 'The Needleman', a graphic novella (also for 'Soaring Penguin Press'). In 2020, Martin joined a team of six UK based comics creators to help create and contribute towards the much lauded 'SKRAWL Comix Magazine'. All the while, Martin has been diligently working away on 'NORD' over the last four and a half years of his life. His wife is very happy that it is now finally finished!

They say that marriage doesn't come with a manual. Now it does - in graphic detail. 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-to-follow 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.

"Since he was a child, Acacio do Nascimento was a different boy from others. He rather playing with dolls to playing soccer, the hula hoop interested him more than cowboy pistols. Scared by the possibility of their son was a homosexual, Mara and Galdino submit Acacio since he was five years old to several treatments for him to become a normal boy like the others. In 1990 the World Health Organization (WHO) stopped considering homosexuality a disease. Based on this understanding, a 1999 resolution by the Brazilian Federal Council of Psychology prohibited professionals from applying therapies to try to change sexual orientation in Brazil. Even so, the so-called "gay cure", time and again, comes into the spotlight due to the greed of those who aim to profit from ignorance and prejudice. Conservative groups want to subject perfectly healthy people to abusive treatments and, often, homosexuals themselves subordinate themselves to medieval methods to live up to the expectations of others. Blessed Cure narrates Acacio's life through the decades since the 60's. Each chapter shows the provocations of other children at school, the awakening of his sexuality as a teenager, the demands of his parents for him to fit in with the standards dictated by the majority, the beginning of his adult life, the first time he falls in love with another man, the persecution of the Brazilian military dictatorship against LGBTQ+ people, the prejudice in the workplace and the dilemma between following his most intimate instincts or going according to what society imposes and marrying a woman. Discover if Acacio will keep on living a heteronormative life he never chose for himself or if he's going to live his truth."--Amazon

Learn To Speak Cat: Fake Mews brings together 100 of Anthony Smith''s best-loved cartoons from his long-running series Learn To Speak Cat. Having run for over 5 years in the Metro (London UK), Learn to Speak Cat continues to win new fans online.

Mark Stafford is a cartoonist, the co-creator of the graphic novels Cherubs! (with Bryan Talbot) The Man who Laughs, Lip Hook and the Bad Bad Place (With David Hine) alongside a teetering pile of other comics work. He has designed beer labels, theatre posters, record covers, t-shirts and at least one mural. He has twice been chosen to collaborate with the British Council on projects in South Korea and has been the long-standing and ill-defined cartoonist-in-residence for the Cartoon Museum in London. Salmonella Smorgasbord is a collection of his best comics work, illustration, art and design in one book. Long lost and hard to find strips from small press titles, magazines and anthologies have been gathered, restored and been given a fresh lick of paint, never before printed portfolio pieces and never completed graphic works have been finished off and spruced up, paintings have been scanned and restored, previously homeless works have been housed. The result is a heaping helping of horrible, a diabolic dinner of degenerate delights, a Salmonella Smorgasbord, if you will.

"Urban Tails" is a collection of autobiographical comics strips. It tells the story of daily life in Tel Aviv, Israel, through the eyes of a lesbian family dominated by cats. Mom 1 - the writer and illustrator - is busy with her art, Mom 2 - her girlfriend - is obsessed with her psychologist and therapy, and Rafi and Spaghetti - their two talking cats - are busy with cat stuff but also with political and social issues. Rafi, being black and the only male in the household, becomes a social activist who fights for justice, and Spaghetti promotes Feminism - long before "Me too". The subject matters vary, from music to grandparents, falling in love with straight girls, Obama, cockroaches, Jewish holidays and much more, while at the heart of every one of them, there is the lesbian relationship of the two moms that is presented as normative. In addition, the comics tell the tale of the main affairs that took place in Israel and around the world during the six and a half years it was written, drawn and published. The opinionated cats and their human moms bring up controversial issues such as military operations and gay issues with humor alongside lighter issues like fashion and reality tv. The collection of Hebrew strips was published in 2014 in Israel by Pardes publishing house, after appearing weekly in City Mouse magazine between the years 2006-2013.

It seems that Faraway Hills, the modern community built on the site of the far, far older Crouch Heath, did not satisfy all the needs of the community. When the Castavette Estate reappeared on the edge of town, years after it had been demolished, those needs, those urges, those cravings were satisfied. But what price will be exacted by The Bad Bad Place? David Hine and Mark Stafford, the team responsible for The Man Who Laughs and Lip Hook, bring a new tale of dreams turned dark, and a mother''s soul blackened with revenge.

Sugar is the Baekens'' cat. Sugar is a lyric, engaging, enthralling graphic observation of the cats that have lived with Serge and his family over the years. In learning about the life of Sugar, we learn about the life of Serge Baeken. Now avaliable in English, Serge Baeken''s acclaimed graphic novel is a comic dedicated to cats, with stories about the life of cats, seen with the eyes of a cat. For comic lovers. And for all cat lovers.