Kuper's thrilling exotic adventure through Africa &Southeast Asia.

MAD ABOUT COMIC STRIPS collects MAD Magazine's best comic strip satires fora chronological look at the last 50 years, as seen through the eyesof "The Usual Gang of Idiots"- including: Bob Clarke, Desmond Devlin,Duck Edwing, Frank Jacobs, Stan Hart, Al Jaffee, Harvey Kurtzman, Jack Rickard,Angelo Torres, Sam Viviano, and Wally Wood.

For over four years, Masters of the Universe had its own newspaper comic strip! This story continued the tales from the Filmation cartoon bridged the saga to the space-themed New Adventures of He-Man cartoon relaunch. The comic strip only ran in selected newspapers and was never reprinted, so most fans have never read it... until now! For the first time ever Dark Horse brings you a collection of these strips, restored and ready for you to unleash the Power!

Comic Books and Blank Comic Strips are perfect for sketching out your comic book ideas and keeping everything in one place. Use this book to make your own comic books with this simple to use comic book drawing paper. For budding creatives ready to create your own stories, you will have hours of fun with this. Simply script out your comics on the lined pages provided and use the blank pages for sketching out your draft character drawings. This really helps you to get your creative juices flowing. When you have drawn your comic characters in the comic panels provided you can add speech bubbles like the examples shown in the book. Each section has four pages with multiple and different panels to a page. There's room for you to create up to 13 different six page comics or over fifty different one page to a scene stories. This book would make the perfect gift for anyone who likes to make up their own stories. It measures 6" x 9" and is conveniently sized so it can be carried around with you all the time. So what are you waiting for? Scroll up and click to buy this blank comic strips book and get creative with your comic writing skills!

The discipline of Middle Eastern studies in the West has often been resistant to incorporating new theoretical and conceptual paradigms. Arab Comic Strips provides at least one indicator that this trend has begun to change. The study reflects the influence of both political economy and post-modernism. The former's influence can be seen in the authors' focus on mass culture and "history from below," while the latter's manifests itself in the authors' use of semiotics and their eschewal of any linear model of social change or totalizing discourse. The strengths of Arab Comic Strips lie in its comprehensive treatment of the genre it scrutinizes. The authors present extensively detailed studies of comic strips that range from Iraq and the Gulf to North Africa and France. Further, the strips they select cover a wide thematic and ideological terrain. Pan-Arabist, Islamist, hybrid Western-Arab, and radical leftist strips all receive in-depth analysis. Through this analysis, the reader gains great insight into political and cultural debates specific to particular regions of the Arab world. The juxtaposition of strips representing different thematic, ideological, and geographical perspectives constitutes comparative analysis at its best. -- From http://www.jstor.org (Dec. 4, 2013).

Eclectic and hilarious, this collection features some of the foremost cartoonists as they capture the putts, drives, holes in one, bogeys, and birdies that illustrate the mysterious and rewarding allure of golf.

Kids love comic strips…and now they can devise their own imaginative illustrations and stories with the help of a professional artist who designs for the Cartoon Network. He provides advice on the basic tools and materials; demonstrates how to construct bodies and faces; explains how to come up with appealing characters and build an ensemble cast; and provides ideas for fine-tuning the finished work with proper inking techniques, shading, and color use. There are loads of practical tips and hands-on activities to hone technique, along with tutorials on writing jokes. Plus, Roche gives the low-down on the big business of comic strips, including suggestions for getting published. To top it off, readers watch as the author produces a brand-new strip, from start to finish.

Get ready for adventure! Disney's beloved Princesses are back again in this hilarious collection of issues 5–8 of the Disney Princess comic series from Joe Books. Featuring laugh-out-loud stories from the worlds of Ariel, Belle, Cinderella, Tiana, Pocahontas, Rapunzel, and more, this charming collection will make all your dreams come true.

The most comprehensive guide to U.S. newspaper comics ever published