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Hey Kids! Comics! Books for Your Valentine

Below are some comic strip and cartoon books scheduled for February 2022 release.
Images and links (mostly) via Amazon,
though ordering through your local comic or independent book store is a good idea.

 


The George Herriman Library: Krazy & Ignatz 1922-1924 

 


Invisible Presence 

 


Flash Gordon Dailies: Austin Briggs 

 


Come Over Come Over (hardcover edition) review

 


SUPERHUMAN: THE BRONZE AGE OF COMICS: Volume One
SUPERHEROIC: THE BRONZE AGE OF COMICS: Volume Two

 


The Big Book of Cat 

 

Missed in January:


Comic Papers of the Platinum Age  (more information)

 


The Nib #9 

 


Sketchbook of an Artist: George Hansen and the Craftsmanship of Cartooning 

 

Back to February releases:


Alley Oop and The Hunt for the Texas Pterosaurs

 


Britain’s Best Political Cartoons 2021

 


True Believer (paperback edition)

 


Mutt and Jeff Book 9  

 


The Creation of Garfield 

 

postscript:

Very Funny Ladies from Liza Donnelly isn’t released until March 1,
but there is a book launch event tomorrow (February 15) at Oblong Books.

Donnelly will be joined by fellow “very funny ladies” Roz Chast, Kim Warp, and Kendra Allenby – all talented women cartoonists who have successfully captured in pictures and captions many of the key social issues of their time.

 

post postscript:

Home Team Book News

Heidi MacDonald carries news of a publishing partnership:

Some of Tapas Media’s most popular webcomics are coming to print via a just announced deal with Andrews McMeel that kicks off in Fall 2022. The series of graphic novels will feature strong female and underrepresented characters. 

Over the last year or so Tapas has been moving into all kind of deals with all kinds of media partners, and has hired a bunch of skilled comics editors, including Chris Robinson and Jamie S. Rich.  AMP is known for publishing some of comics all time best sellers, including collections of print comics strips such as Sarah Andersen, Pearls before Swine and many more. So teaming up with a leading webcomics platform is a no brainer. 

Andrews McMeel Universal press release.

 

Opening illustration by Don Wimmer © UFS

 

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