FRANCIS SHARP in the GRIP OF THE UNCANNY by B. SABO & A. BRATTON
Self-Published
$10.00
Good for: Fans of Amulet and Bone; your rambunctious younger brother.

ANYA’S GHOST by VERA BROSGOL
Published by :01 First Second
$15.99
Good for: Your awesome (if a little moody) teenage niece/sister/daughter.

EYE OF THE MAJESTIC CREATURE by LESLIE STEIN
Published by Fantagraphics
$18.99
Good for: Anyone with an overactive imagination; fans of whimsy and good times.

XENOZOIC by MARK SCHULTZ
Published by Flesk
$39.95
Good for: Fans of gorgeous art and fantastic post-apocalyptic, Land of the Lost-style adventure.

CHAMELEON by Various Artists
Published by Jesse Balmer & Jonny Negron
$12.00
Good for: Those of you who like their weirdness a little (a lot) pervy.

UNICORN BEING A JERK by C.W. MOSS
Published by !t
$14.99
Good for: People who need 50+ reasons why unicorns might not be so great after all.

EVERYTHING WE MISS by LUKE PEARSON
Published by Nobrow
$20.00
Good for: Those who are sure that their misery is not going unnoticed.

FORMING by JESSE MOYNIHAN
Published by Nobrow
$30.00
Good for: Those that understand that the origin of people on earth has some (bizarre) loopholes.

REBUS by JAMES JEAN
Published by Chronicle
$45.00
Good for: People who want to be in on the art that will be taught to their children in the future.

Thanks! Stay tuned for Part 2…
-SHQ-

The anthology features 50 classic nursery rhymes drawn by 50 cartoonists, such as Vanessa Davis, Mike Mignola, Kate Beaton, Craig Thompson, and many more (including the fabulous artists that will be attending the show.)

The following artists will be on hand to sign copies of the book, as well as having their art on display!

Jamie Hernandez, Jordan Crane, Jen Wang, Tony Millionaire, Stan Sakai, and Tao Nyeu.

We are beyond excited to have so many talented artists at the release party. Join us, won’t you?

For more info on this wonderful new book, check out http://www.firstsecondbooks.com/.

Praise for “Eye of the Majestic Creature”:

“Visual inventiveness combined with a high level of wit.” – Michael Kupperman

“You’d be hard-pressed to find a more downright affable character than blithely blitzed Larrybear, the young female focus of Leslie Stein’s ongoing semi autobiographical comic, whose first four issues are collected here…. Stein gives us the slackerly, star-eyed alternative to a cadre of ‘misanthropic, self-pitying comics about unappreciated cartoonists,’ as Tom De Haven characterized it… …[T]his book [is] such a pleasure…” – Richard Gehr, The Comics Journal

“Stein’s cartooning is broad and trippy, and if she occasionally becomes intoxicated with her own gimlet-eyed sensibility, she’s never afraid to turn that dark wit on herself. Eye of the Majestic Creature… is ultimately the tale of a young woman rejecting the things that shaped her and attempting to figure out what comes next for her. Thanks to Stein’s loose, amiable approach, you’ll want to know that, too.” – Glen Weldon, NPR

You can find out more about the book and read at excerpt over at Fantagraphics.

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