A teenaged girl and her mother discover and rediscover love in rural Korea in one of the most beloved epic tales of the Koran 'manhwa' (comics) tradition. Because of the sexual content in this book, 'The Color of Earth' series is more appropriate for older teens.

'Vampire Loves' follows the strange and comically romantic adventures of Ferdinand and his friends. Vividly illustrated and sensitively written, this is alive with colour, wisdom and humour.

'A L I E E E N - Archives of Lost Issues and Earthly Editions of Extra-terrestrial Novelties.' Beaten up, tattered, and weather-worn, this volume has crossed through space to become the first extra-terrestrial comic book in print on earth.

With a riotous tale based on the life of the eponymous acrobat who popularized the leotard, Eddie Campbell delivers a prodigious highwire act of a Graphic Novel, following the misadventures of a circus company in the early Twentieth Century.

The redheaded space heroine is back for another round of adventures.

In a startling, loose watercolour style, Sfar takes us back to the Jewish communities in eastern Europe before WWII - at the birth of klezmer music.

The red-headed space heroine, whom in a starred review Kirkus called impossible to resist, is back for a third round of adventures.

Sardine is a strong, slightly subversive character that little girls will be able to identify with.

Three stories chronicling the the adventure of a Little Vampire and his best friend, Michael.

How to Turn Your Doodles Into Comics. With this action-packed how-to, children will have as much fun making comics as reading them.

A master comics artist, Eddie Campbell offers a complex, caustic and surprising meditation on balancing the lonely life of the artist with the demands of everyday life.

A wronged prince. A boy with a destiny. Corruption that spans centuries, eating away at the heart of their city. Who will set things right? Brimming with romance, suspense, and struggle, 'Prince of Persia' seamlessly shifts between two historic Iranian eras.