E. Basil St. Blaise, the curmudgeonly movie reviewer of few words and less tact, skewers everything from the biggest blockbuster to the artsiest indie in short, but sour reviews. He stares down the Not-So-Good, the Bad and the Ugly in the world of Cinema, and tears em all a new sprocket hole. Accompanied by more than 100 illustrated send-ups of all the stars and their flicks by ace cartoonists Randy Jones and Martin Kozlowski.

This is a collection of vivid first-person accounts of Superstorm Sandy in comic strip form. The artists, including Felipe Galindo, Robert Grossman, Tom Hachtman, Rupert Howard, Randy Jones, Martin Kozlowski, and Peter Kuper, tackle their personal experiences of the disaster with clear-eyed reportage, stirring passion and considerable humor. Their stories of struggle and recovery stretch from a swamped lower Manhattan to the ravaged coastlines of Long Island and New Jersey. Profits from the sale of this book will be donated to Sandy relief.

The madcap adventures of Gertrude Stein, Alice B. Toklas, Pabs Picasso, Papa Hemingway, and all the dizzy denizens of the Parisian demimonde in Tom Hachtman's Cult Comics Classic. This wild strip takes on art, literature, alternative lifestyles, and hash brownies as it spans turn-of-the-20th-century Europe and late 70s America -- often in the same panel.