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In this graphic memoir, Fitzgerald paints a childhood full of sleepovers, playing dress-up, amateur fortune-telling, and renting scary movies. Yet, Fitzgerald suspects that she is unlike her friends. The book navigates a child's struggle with averageness, a preteen's budding bisexuality, and a young woman's return after rejection. She takes us from her first kiss to a life sworn to singlehood, while weaving in allusions to witches in history and popular culture and delving into the mystique of red hair and the nature of alternative romantic relationships.
Inspired by James Kochalka's American Elf, Dakota McFadzean began a daily strip, originally autobiographical. Soon it morphed into its current state: death, cosmic insignificance, facial mutation, and ghosts are all used to point out the absurdity of life and the fundamental loneliness of the human condition, often to humorous effect.
Following the success of Zach Worton¿s The Klondike comes a new graphic novel about the final throes of a death metal band. While filming a music video they stumble upon an old cabin in the woods containing the archives of a disappeared artist. The discovery sets in motion a chain of events which eventually leads to one character¿s redemption.
"Montrealer Michel Rabagliati returns to the childhood story of his famous semi-autobiographical character. It's 1970 and Paul's family watches the news with anxiety as bombs are going off around Montreal. But Paul is more interested in flying his kite, comics, and his first kiss. Soon Paul joins the Scouts and heads off to camp. Away from his parents and extended family he discovers self worth in a troop of like-minded and enthusiastic boys. Things take a turn, however, when the troop gets mixed up in the terrifying events of the FLQ crisis. Paul Joins the Scouts is a coming of age story which takes an historical approach to both the Baden Powell scouting movement and the October Crisis, but humanizes these incidents for both a YA and adult audience. It is original, sincere, captivating, and a little bit retro"--Publisher's website.
The sequel to the award-winning You Are a Cat this furightening and appawling horror tail will stalk you, surround you and eat you alive. You pick the plot to keep at least one of your nine lives.
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