A bunny and an elephant team up against every conceivable manner of beastie in this pleasant surprise of a graphic novel.

In this new mini comic from the Minimalist Comics Collective, Carlos Che Salazar faces up to some of his harshest critiques, including one you read right here on PLAYBACK:stl.

Another "transcendent" volume of Kazu Kibuishi's annual flight-themed anthology.

Nick Simmons (son of KISS bassist Gene) wraps up the first story arc of his moody, manga-fied take on vampires.

Slackerdom comes face-to-face with the real world in this collection of interconnected short stories from Inio Asano.

A dead rabbi's family must deal with the revelation that his entire life was a lie in this highly recommended new graphic novel from Xeric Award winner Neil Kleid and artist Nicolas Cinquegrani.

Van Jensen and Dustin Higgins use Carlo Collodi's original story (and not the later Disney-fied version) as a springboard to a fun, silly, yet wonderful new graphic novel.

The kickoff to the 24-issue adaptation of Stephen King and Peter Straub's 1984 team-up novel.

Another collection of the misadventures of the care-free, ultra-cynical, occasionally hard-drinking heroine Nemi, courtesy of Norwegian cartoonist Lise Myhre. 

Eric Shanower and Skottie Young bring L. Frank Baum's vision to life in this comic book adaptation of Dorothy's trip down the Yellow Brick Road.

Text the angel your wish and she'll make it come true in this teen-aimed manga that pales in comparison to another well known, very similar series.

 The unlikely scenario in this one is that a pair of step-brothers discovers an actual stuffed-and-mounted African person in their late father's estate.