Young Onys emerges from sleep, short of breath, alerted by something heavy and dangerous lingering around her. An imperceptible but undeniable entity, defying the laws of physics, manifesting itself like a cloud of smoke, almost palpable. A presence whose mysterious nature would soon shake her perceptions of reality. The sudden arrival of Yulunga, the astonishing shaman, will open the doors to a universe wholly unexpected by the young Onys. What if, since the beginning of time, there was something else? Maybe, it was the world of Ancient Astronauts.

Ancient Astronauts

Comics & Graphic Novels

Vincent Pompetti

Graphic Novels

Black Panel Press

The Corsair

Tarek Ben Yakhlef

In 58 B.C., the Helvetii of Gaul leave their homeland, requesting safe passage through Roman territory. Seizing the opportunity to realize his dream of conquering Celtica, Julius Caesar blocks their passage, launching the Gallic War. Over the next six years, with his famous Tenth Legion of elite imperial soldiers under his command, Caesar will lead the Roman Empire’s last military campaign leading up to the Roman Civil War.\nPainted entirely by hand in watercolor, Conquest: Julius Caesar’s Gallic Wars is a free adaptation of one of the major works of humanity, Julius Caesar’s “Commentarii de Bello Gallico,” his first-hand account of the military campaign he led to conquer Gaul and expand the Roman Empire. Once his close friend and ally, the Gallic chieftain Vercingetorix is now Caesar’s greatest enemy, and the only thing stopping him from conquering Gaul for Rome.\nThis free adaptation of The Gallic War is the result of a long artistic collaboration between Vincent Pompetti and Tarek, both great connoisseurs of antiquity. Both authors invite you to discover the unique story of a great moment in history that changed the face of the old world forever.

Conquest: Julius Caesar's Gallic War

Ben Yakhlef, Tarek

Constellation

"A Captivating Darkness" - ComicsVerse 
"[Van der Straten] does well, with subtle storytelling and moody artwork" - Pixel Pop Network 
Achieving little recognition in his own lifetime, Amedeo Modigliani, a young expressionist artist in Paris, went on to become highly influential after his untimely death in 1920. Jeanne Hebuterne was his last companion, his ever-faithful supporter. Although a talented artist in her own right, when their romance begins Jeanne is quickly pulled into the abyss of Modigliani's destructive ego, to tragic ends. 
This is Jeanne Hebuterne's biography-- she who quietly slipped through her 19 years in the background of the scene, as if to apologize for being there. 
Written about women by a woman, to reclaim the narrative through comic art. This is a feminist graphic novel. A mature period drama book, full of beautiful black-and-white drawings, best read by adults.

Jeanne & Modigliani: Paris in the dark

Van Der Straeten, Nadine

Who is Tian Fushi? A misunderstood manga artist? A young gay man gone astray in an ultraviolent world? A lost boy out of Peter Pan’s Neverland? How will he put the fragments of himself together and discover who he really is? Queer: differing in some way from what is usual or normal; this is definitely the case with this graphic novel.\nA non-linear autobiography and self-portrait of a young Chinese art student in search of love and meaning. An intimate and striking modern quest for identity, with so many decisions to make: Will he drop out of art school? Will he leave his city of Haimen and start over? Will he ever get over his evil ex? With no clear beginning or end, Queer in Asia is a fragmented graphic diary exploring the madness of life through the artist’s unique lens.

Queer in Asia

Seven

Biographies & Memoirs

Dumpster Fire: An Absurdist Comic Anthology

Jesse Hedman

<div style="font-family:#39;Arial#39;;font-size:12pt;text-align:left;"> My First Pandemic is a collection of drawings, thoughts, poems, comics, anger, happiness, life, and death from a difficult period in our history. &nbsp; Over the last two years, between crises and quarantines, Jamison has had time. Time to reflect, to page through old books of poetry, to draw hundreds of rabbit people (for some reason). &nbsp; The loss of a stepfather, followed by the loss of a good friend, gives cause to contemplate one's own mortality. It's strange how the thoughts of 19th century poets can echo our own. What will we leave behind when our time comes? Sadness, sure, but also wee, silly drawings in honest-to-goodness paper and ink. </div>

My First Pandemic

Odone, Jamison

Camp Pock-a-Wocknee & the DYN-O-MITE Summer of ‘77 is a coming-of-age graphic novel celebrating the traditions, friendships, and idiocy that make up summers at Jewish sleepaway camp.\nCombining the nostalgic mood of The Wonder Years, the raucousness of Superbad, and the adolescent angst of Pen15, this 300-page graphic novel juxtaposes classic, black and white, comic strip art with stories that capture the tension created when the innocence of childhood crashes into the messiness of adolescence.

Camp Pock-a-Wocknee and the Dynomite Summer of '77

Glickman, Eric

Comic Strips

Gore

Holloway, Verity

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