"Between the ages of seventeen and twenty, Adrian Tomine self-published a series of ""mini-comics"": small, hand-assembled booklets that he wrote, drew, and distributed himself. Entitled OPTIC NERVE, ... more info
A new hilarious over-sized full-color book that looks at a fictitious opera world. With characters such as Olga Pickptruckskaya and Valda Heck, and references ranging throughout the history of opera, ... more info
Before his breakthrough book, The Golem's Mighty Swing, James Sturm produced two bold, remarkable short novellas set in different periods on the American frontier. The first story, “The Revival,” is a... more info
A Previews Exclusive! This print portfolio contains all four “Thanksgiving” covers drawn by cartoonist Chris Ware for the November 27th, 2006 issue of The New Yorker, as well as an additional fifth co... more info
"Limbs are swapped and pants are dropped in Albert and The Others, a collection of wordless strips that expose the pleasures, pitfalls and perversities of masculinity. In this companion volume to Alin... more info
Women literally lose their heads as they swap limbs and lovers in Aline and the others, a collection of 26 sublimely perverse wordless strips by Guy Delisle, best known for his internationally success... more info
"Tom Horacek’s characters possess the hydrocephalic proportions of Playmobil people, but they’ve traded the colorful plastic environs of childhood for a bleaker, twisted landscape where insanity, lone... more info
Noted New Zealand cartoonist and former Batgirl writer returns with another new issue of Atlas. Here we find Leonard Batts arriving in Cornucopia, only to find soldiers in the streets and cartoonists ... more info
THE AWAKE FIELD presents Ron’s reflections upon his recent 2-year sabbatical in a small coastal town in southern Rhode Island. The book is broken down into 6 distinct chapters that reflect upon differ... more info
"Secrets and desires cast long shadows in the third volume of Abouet and Oubrerie's highly regarded series about life in the Ivory Coast of the 1970s. It's a world of shifting values, where issues lik... more info
"The original D+Q volume of Aya debuted last year to much critical acclaim, receiving a Quill Award nomination, and praise for its accessibility and for the rare portrait of a warm and vibrant Africa ... more info
Remarkable new talent, Keith Jones, joins the ranks of Julie Doucet and Marc Bell with this new Petits Lives book. Keith Jones once wrote, "People and Birds talk to each other and spend time doing it.... more info
BAGHDAD JOURNAL is the outstanding culmination of four voyages to war-torn Iraq by painter Steve Mumford. In the long tradition of war artists, Mumford meticulously documents the everyday scenes of Ir... more info
"Following White Rapids — named Best Comic of 2007 by The Onion — Pascal Blanchet brings us Baloney. Winds swirl and darkness reigns over a hamlet perched atop a craggy peak. Russian fatalism sets the... more info
"Blood spatters the street, a life's work goes up in flames, and lovers take flight in the final chapter of Berlin: City of Smoke, the second volume of the epic trilogy. Against the backdrop of the 19... more info
"The interior of the airplane is surveyed. The Pilot emerges from his tent, going toe to claw with an admirer. He discards his toothbrush. Algernon sings a song. He and the Snake emerge from their hol... more info
"Gabrielle Bell splits her cartooning time between creating wry sketchbook autobiographical comics, such as those included in her 2006 graphic novel, Lucky, and working on more detailed fictional shor... more info
Book One of Seth's Clyde Fans trilogy focuses on the lives of two brothers and their fan manufacturing company. After one more disastrous attempt at selling, Simon returns to the office defeated and u... more info
"The first of a historic two-volume set, The Collected Doug Wright: Canada's Master Cartoonist presents the first-ever comprehensive look at the life and career of one of the most-read and best-loved ... more info
Delving into mythology, belief, and spirituality, Kevin Huizenga’s short stories are based in the lives of familiar characters confronting the textures of mortality in unique and sometimes peculiar wa... more info
Anders Nilsen is one of the most promising new talents to have emerged in recent years. He is the author of the Ignatz nominated series Big Questions and the Xeric-awarded Ballad of the Two-Headed Boy... more info
DOGS AND WATER chronicles a piece of a lonely journey, without origin or destination. A young man wandering a nameless path has only a stuffed bear as a companion, which inertly endures his desperatio... more info
Day of Crabby Art; Chicken Stories; Pie Kids; Interrupted; Letter to Papa; Time of The Month; Camera Obscura; The Meek; On My Day Off; The Cat…; I can’t say what hit me…; Advertising Feature; Speak Up... more info
Drawn & Quarterly Showcase returns featuring three more of the brightest new talents working in comics today: Chicago's Jeffrey Brown, Holland's Erik DeGraaf, and Pentti Otsamo of Finland. Brown's sto... more info
Drawn & Quarterly Showcase is the first anthology dedicated to publishing new major talent, and it has one of the best track records to date, with past contributors including Kevin Huizenga, Jeffrey B... more info
"The Drawn & Quarterly Showcase is a new talent anthology and the only annual collection to have the focused visual acumen of D+Q editor-in-chief Chris Oliveros, who scours the globe for three cartoon... more info
This year's volume has old favorites and new discoveries. Depuy & Berberian join a new Paul story from Michel Rabagliati, plus a post-modern trickster R. Sikoryak's
EC/Wuthering Heights parody!... more info
"Winner of the 2008 Eisner Award for Best Graphic Novel, available for the first time in paperback! Set in modern-day Tel Aviv, a young man, Koby Franco, receives an urgent phone call from a female so... more info
Disturbingly shameless and self-absorbed, Joe Matt writes about his suburban 1970s childhood. Save the tears, nothing bad ever happened to Joe Matt. That he didn't have coming. Completely unsentimenta... more info
Young Joe Matt is a selfish, whiny child who steals from stores, takes advantage of his friends, threatens to burn his mother's house down, and bullies those weaker than
himself. The story centers o... more info
The first narrative book in Drawn & Quarterly’s bold new “Petits Livres” imprint comes from Swiss comics great Nicolas Robel. Fallen Angel tells the story of a boy in search of truth and beauty in the... more info
"Chris Von Szombathy’s surreal illustrations explore the bold juxtaposition of color and use of iconic imagery characteristic of modern underground screenprinting as practiced by sub-cultural icons su... more info
This is a Mafioso revenge story set in the mean streets of Italy in the 1970s, when a young handsome hitman is killed and his elderly mob father comes out of retirement to hunt down the murderer.... more info
"In THE FIXER AND OTHER STORIES, cartoonist and journalist Joe Sacco recounts his experiences at the end of the brutal Bosnian War. In the lead story, Sacco introduces Neven, a charismatic man who mak... more info
Cult cartoonist David Collier’s new Collier trade paperback delivers a quirky collection of stories about his family, living life in the army, and the search for information on a local artist he disco... more info
