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AN-TR-01
Trivial
The 3rd 4-Square anthology from IKJK, Trivial features the works of Xeric-award winning cartoonists Alex Kim (Wall City) and Alexis Frederick-Frost (La Primavera / Adventures in Cartooning), Sean Ford (the highly-acclaimed self-published Only Skin mini-series) and A.L. Arnold. This anthology invites you to imagine the mundane aspects of superherodom, the base desires of antarctic explorers, the hidden life of hands, and the everyday musings of a ghost.

$5.00

AN-NO-01
NO
"NO" is the 2nd 4-Square anthology from IKJK, following up "Sorry" with a collection of 4 fantastic stories. A beautiful screen-printed cover and 4 talented artists (including 3 new-comers!) come together with tales of alphabet soup, awkward romance, bear armies, and space-warping explorers.

7 x 7, 60 pages
$6.00

AN-SL-01
Secrets & Lies
New anthology put together by Cat Garza of magic Inkwell. 30 contributors! Click here for an online preview.

180 pages, Perfect-bound
$19.95

AN-IN-01
Indelible
Indelible is a collection of work from the women of the Center for Cartoon Studies- Students, Staff, Faculty, Interns and Alumni. B+w interiors and 3-color screen printed covers (front and back)!! All profits go to the Center for Cartoon Studies scholarship fund. Edited by C. Frakes and Kubby.

8.5"x11", 80 pages
$15.00

AN-SQ-01
Sorry
The first in a series of "4-Square" anthologies showcasing the work of I Know Joe Kimpel Artists, the Sorry anthology kicks things off with stories from Colleen Frakes, Caitlin Plovnick, Mario van Buren, and Emily Wieja. Galvanized by the amorphous concept of "sorry", these four disparate cartoonists responded with tales involving killer mermaids, discontented bluejays, schoolyard bullies, and pyromania. Buying this book won't make you sorry.
View an excerpt here!
7"x7", 52 pages
$6.00

AN-SU-01
Sundays
A new comics anthology put together by students of The Center for Cartoon Studies, Sundays is focused on large format (11x17) single page comics inspired by the broadsheets of yore. The book is perfect-bound with 54 black and white pages. It also features beautiful screen-printed front, back and inside covers.
The editorial staff consists of 6 students from the second class of The Center for Cartoon studies: Sean Ford, Chuck Forsman, Alex Kim, Joe Lambert, Jeff Lok, and Bryan Stone. Wanting to make a book that showcased the talents of themselves and their friends, they also looked to create a book of comics that they would like to see when they crack open their newspapers. It was in this spirit that Sundays came to light.
Other contributors include: Andrew Arnold, Stephen R. Bissette, JP Coovert, Ken Dahl, Colleen Frakes, Penina Gal, Cat Garza, Sam Gaskin, Jon-Mikel Gates, Dane Martin, Morgan Pielli, Caitlin Plovnick, Adam Staffaroni, Rich Tommaso, Denis St. John, Emily Wieja. Visit the website at sundaysanthology.com

$15.00

OUT OF STOCK

AN-CH-01
Chimaera
64 pages, $5.00
Chimaera, by JP Coovert, Sean Ford, Jeff Lok, Morgan Pielli, Jeremiah Piersol and Matthew Young, is an anthology of invented, updated or re-imagined fairy tales from students at the Center for Cartoon Studies, featuring seven stories that draw from Greek myths, classic fairy tales and some that explore new territory. Featuring a screen-printed cover on fancy 100lb cover stock.

OUT OF STOCK

AN-WT-01
WEATHER
A visually stunning anthology featuring stories by Emily Wieja, Andrew Arnold, Bob Oxman and Aaron Shive. $3.