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Take 10% off orders of $100+ by using the code TAKETEN at checkout!
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San Diego Comic-Con is next month and we can’t wait: we’ll be at booth 1721, along with Special Guests Peter Bagge, Briana Loewinsohn, and Katie Skelly! We’ll also have signings with Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, Carol Tyler, and more—our programming schedule will be out soon.
Speaking of Comic-Con, we received 14 nominations for 12 of our titles for the 2026 Eisner Awards! Check out our list here and VOTE FANTA by 6/5!
“We truly are the publishers of the world’s greatest cartoonists,” he notes. “Not all of them, but most of them.” Publishers Weekly wrote about our 50th anniversary! We’ll give you three guesses who that quote is from…
We’ve got a new newsletter on the way: the Fantagraphics + Disney newsletter! Sign up now (link) to get our first mailing.
Stay tuned: The Believer Issue 154 will include an excerpt of Requiem for Gaza by Chris Hedges and Joe Sacco.
We’re honored to publish Visiting America: 19 Days in an I.C.E Facility by R.E. Burke in 2027: more information is forthcoming and in the meantime, read Prospect Magazine’s interview!
“Emotionally resonantly and deftly drawn, the book shows how love and desire can flourish even under the most challenging circumstances.” Jewish Book Council recommends Love and Desire in the Promised Land: The Private Lives of Israelis and Palestinians by Salomé Parent-Rachdi and Deloupy—out 6/9!
Heaven by Katie Skelly is a supernatural, surreal graphic novel about four young women who investigate a vanishing strip club—it’s out 7/7, check out Skelly’s conversation with her editor, Eric Reynolds!
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The Israeli-Palestinian conflict viewed through the lens of romantic relationships. A humanizing journalistic portrait of the intimate lives of ordinary people in Israel and Gaza.
Love and Desire in the Promised Land collects a dozen interviews with real-life citizens of Israel and Gaza navigating messy boundaries in their homes and bedrooms against a background of geopolitical violence.
Collecting interviews conducted before the October 7 attack unleashed a new wave of bloody conflict, the book introduces fascinating individuals and couples who speak frankly about the transgressions that define their experiences with intimacy. The portrayals represent a diverse population, including an interfaith celebrity power couple, an Orthodox gynecologist, a young gay Muslim, a Palestinian American feminist, a Ukrainian Israeli artist, and a Palestinian lesbian in a relationship with an Israeli soldier.
Through these candid conversations, recorded by Parent-Rachdi and illustrated with a warm touch by Deloupy, the authors humanize the people living in Israel and Gaza. As conflict wages around them, these ordinary citizens struggle with their all-too-human urges and desires that drive them to cross borders and boundaries in the name of love and sex.
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Jim Woodring’s silent, signature character explores the Unifactor’s third dimension in this exquisite graphic novel.
Frank In The 3rd Dimension is a series of Jim Woodring’s loveliest pictures — 32 anecdotal visual vignettes, dioramas, moments pickled in time — as you’ve never seen Frank before: in 3D, about as real as you can get him outside of an Ionescoian theatrical performance (which could be next — watch your local theater listings). Frank and Frank’s world are already hallucinatory, but seeing him in the most technologically advanced and artistically crafted 3D ever produced—more than 150 layers per drawing to round and “sculpt” each image into full, volumetric 3D — is an experience that has to be savored to be believed.
Packaged with 3D glasses designed by Woodring himself, this new printing brings one of our most requested titles back into print again.
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Our second volume in a new series collecting Ernie Bushmiller’s timeless and beloved Nancy! Who’s lit now, Sluggo?
Nancy is an American icon. She’s timeless. She’s a meme. The world-famous artist Andy Warhol once painted her portrait. She’s been on a postage stamp. To this day, when you look up “comic strip” in The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, it shows a Nancy comic by Bushmiller! As another famous cartoonist once put it, “It’s easier to read a Nancy comic than it is to not read one.”
Nancy, along with on-and-off again boyfriend Sluggo, deliver absurd laughs panel after panel, all rendered in Bushmiller’s chiseled cartoon perfection that feels untethered to time or place. An acknowledged masterpiece of humor and cartooning, Nancy’s brand of lowbrow absurdism and unexpected visual delights have held sway over generations of early readers, artists and celebrities, to say nothing of its impact on American culture as a whole! Bushmiller created Nancy from 1938 to 1982, and in recent years, interest in his work has surged to a fever pitch.
Jam-packed with over 300 comic strips from the years 1951–1952, Nancy For All Seasons features a fresh and contemporary new design that will entertain all ages.
Orders of Nancy For All Seasons include an exclusive sticker while supplies last!
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A good old fashioned underground comic for our current times: a heady bouillabaisse of humor, philosophy, profanity, absurdism, and existentialism.
From the pen of multi-talented indie musician (Islands, Unicorns) and cartoonist (Penguins) Nick Thorburn comes this perfect object of the comic book form. A 64-page color one-shot menagerie of interconnected comic strips that smartly channels the tradition of underground comix. Find out why those smarty pants at The Believer magazine say, "Thorburn makes sharp social commentary through a series of dark humor vignettes that revolve around macabre body horror, dalliances into the absurd, and the sociopolitical intricacies of human existence."
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One of the most iconic comic books in history, Daniel Clowes presents a self-described “Orgy of Spite, Vengeance, Hopelessness, Despair, and Sexual Perversion”! Originally published in August, 1989, this timeless classic includes the first chapters of Clowes’s graphic novels “Like a Velvet Glove Cast in Iron” and “Young Dan Pussey,” as well as the short stories “Devil Doll” (parodying Jack Chick comics), “The Laffin’ Spittin’ Man,” and “What Is the Most Important Invention of the Twentieth Century?” Celebrate 50 years of Fantagraphics Books with this one-time rerelease! |
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From the bottom of the ocean to a race for golden eggs to the hidden secrets of an ancient Mayan temple, Carl Barks delivers another wildly imaginative collection of outrageous adventures.
It's a catastrophe when an ocean liner with Scrooge’s Old Number One Dime on board sinks in a raging storm at sea. Donald and Scrooge go after it, only to discover that the vessel has been taken to an undersea ship graveyard where four-armed Martians are salvaging the metal from the sunken ships for their own planet.
Next, Scrooge takes the ducks on a flight to the Yucatan peninsula, in search of Mayan ruins. But two scoundrels follow and trap them all in a deadly pool of peril called the Well of Sacrifice.
Then, Magica de Spell learns of Scrooge’s expedition to find the island where geese lay eggs with golden yolks. With the aid of the Beagle Boys and their dirty tricks, the race is on.
Carl Barks delivers another wildly imaginative collection of outrageous adventures, laugh-out-loud comedy, and all-around comic book brilliance. Each page is meticulously restored and newly colored, with insightful story notes by an international panel of Barks experts.
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A little thank you to our loyal subscribers: Every month, scroll down and check this space for a limited-time discount, special offer, or other exclusive, plus a sneak-peek excerpt from an upcoming book! Enjoy, and thanks for shopping Fantagraphics! This month:
Use code SUMMER26 at checkout through June 30th for 20% off your next purchase at Fantagraphics.com!*
*Cannot be combined with other offers
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