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POKEY THE PENGUIN VOL 9! This book contains adventures 401-450. It is durable, and it is the 9th volume in the Collected Works of Pokey the Penguin. This book will give you delight.

The Re:Tale comic strip is finally available in print form! The comic strip has been featured on www.roxorsoxoffcomics.com for the past three years, but never in a physical form. So here is your chance to read about the world of retail employee Wade and his encounters through life. Re:Tale is brought to you by cartoonist Will Wells, Enjoy!

To many living through the chaotic personal computer explosion of the early 80s, those were very serious times. Nothing in this book reflects that.

Ziggy is the kid that you will fall in love with and confuse you at the same time. He is everyone's favorite yet annoying, inquisitive, lovable best friend. He is a great kid with a big innocent heart. He will make your child laugh, while learning lifelong lessons that will stay with them forever. Ziggy will not disappoint, he is certainly worth the read!

"The Mad Cartoonist" is a collection of zany cartoons created by cartoonist Monty Milne. He has been cartooning since the mid-1980's and his mainstream debut "The Mad Cartoonist" is a reflection of these efforts. The dozens of single-panel gag cartoons within his book puts his outlandish sense of humor on display and highlight his fun, detailed drawing style and quirky sense of written language. "The Mad Cartoonist" is a wild ride with everything from toilet humor (literally!) to clever puns to cartoon gore to plain old strange and bizarre concepts, so buckle up! Rated PG-13 for mild bits of toilet humor, cartoon gore, and random silliness. 80 single-panel gag cartoons; black-a ...

Cartoons from the 70's and 80's. Cartoon have changed over the years so take a trip back and see what life was like from the perspective of an artist. Our father loved to draw and he created his own cartoon theme he called "Born Ugly". In this world he made fun of various aspects of life. He used a character he often called "The Kid". The Kid took different forms. This book contains information about our fathers life, the many cartoons he drew over the years and even a few poems he wrote towards the end of his life.