Award-winning, bestselling cartoonist Matt's brilliantly entertaining view of the last 12 months.

Is Elvis in Hollywood, Gracelands or just working in a fish shop? This pictorial book lets you look through the drawings and a lot of tongue in cheek for Elvis in different locations and amongst different kinds of weird and wonderful characters.

Peter Brookes' latest collection of sharp political sketches brings us right up to date with Obama, Brown, Mandy, Cameron, Osbourne and many more. Heads of states to religious heads are all happily lampooned by this irreverent, award-winning Times cartoonist. As recession hits, hoodies storm the Royal Bank of Scotland and Boris Johnson is suggesting that children fill empty seats at the London ...

Captures highlights such as the Macca-Mills divorce, rising oil prices, GM food protests, George Dubya's 'War on Terror', the credit crunch and all the old political chestnuts - financial irregularity, failing schools and hospitals, and binge drinking and sex scandals.

Introducing the cat who just wants to be fed...

A collection from the Daily Mail 's Fred Basset strip.

* A compilation of cartoons and characters drawn by I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue Chairman and jazz legend, Humphrey Lyttelton * Spanning his lifetime they are personal, witty, clever - each cartoon is quintessentially Humph * Original quotes and stories from Humph's diaries accompany the drawings

When Fluffy Cats Get Mean

The creator of the bestselling BUNNY SUICIDES returns to his animal roots with this hilarious collection of sourfaced sows.

Over 400 of the very best cartoons from The Oldie Magazine. The Oldie, Richard Ingrams' irreverent magazine, has taken the place of Punch as the nation's magazine for cartoons - the UK's best cartoonists have been sending them to Richard for over 40 years at both Private Eye and The Oldie. They're all here: Larry, Bill Tidy, Tony Husband and Ged Melling. There will be constant promotion in The ...

An annus horribilissimus for Alex, as the true extent of the sub-prime crisis reveals itself and the entire capitalist system teeters on the brink of collapse. Bankers suddenly find themselves Public Enemy Number One, held in lower public esteem than estate agents or politicians.

A collection of cartoons that cover various subjects such as family life, transport, the Law and holidays.

Home Clubber is the surreal, laugh-out-loud funny cartoon that has appeared weekly in every Guardian Guide . It's a bit like a well-loved British sitcom, with the same set up every week: the same two badly-drawn figures slouching in the same two chairs, coming down after a hard night out on the town.

The bestselling bunnies are back - now in an all-new bumper paperback format.

Cute animals + dark humour = guaranteed Christmas bestseller

A 60th anniversary celebration of Peanuts, one of the most popular cartoons of all time, arranged by character, bringing to life each of them through their quirks and interactions. Commentary from Schulz's peers, colleagues and fans are included, plus special memorabilia and photographs from the Schultz Museum.

Volume VI of the definitive Peanuts publishing programme - with an introduction by Charlie Brooker