Graphic novel.

A graphic novel based on the debut movie by writer-director Kevin Smith, in which Dante and Randal - not to mention the foul-mouthed slackers Jay and Silent Bob - set out on another hilariously tawdry trail through the convenience stores of LA and beyond.

Jay and Silent Bob, the politically incorrect, philosophizing, slacker co-stars of cult films Clerks , Mallrats and Chasing Amy , feature in their own comic strip.

Ten years later, Dante and Randall are pretty much right where we left them, until disaster strikes at the Quick Stop and they have to seek alternative employment. Now they're serving stinging one-liners alongside burgers and fries. Dante looks to mature into adulthood but can he do that and still remain true to his own hetero life-mate Randall?

Preacher Jesse Custer hits the road again in this, the second collection of Preacher stories in graphic novel form. This time, the man looking for God meets the family from Hell. Recommended for adult readers only - contains bad language, sexual situations and extreme violence.

A study of tensions in Anglo-American diplomacy during the Battle of the Atlantic.

A study of tensions in Anglo-American diplomacy during the Battle of the Atlantic.

The first of these two screenplays is about how a woman comes between two friends who create a comic together and tests their relationship. The second is set in and around a convenience store in suburban New Jersey, and deals with the obsessions, love lives and friendships of the clerks.

A scared teenager on the run. An infant child some say is humanity's savior. A former lover whose life is now hobbled by a terrible secret. A law partner accused of a horrible crime. A city being overcome by an inscrutable menace. They need a guardian. Someone to protect them. Someone with faith in them. They need Daredevil.