Crazy Comix

This is the first book of the Crazy Comix series! Filled with action, flying, flying weirdos, shooting, funny (and strange!) comedy. Also, in this book we include a special guest: Spiderman! Spiderman is in this book because hes the authors favorite superhero. Just relax, read, and watch a bunch of stickman make that mouth of yours burst out in ha-has! This crazy comic book has more than just flying weirdos, action, shooting, and funny and strange comedy. Its satisfied with unusual not everyday problems a stickman would have. This bunch of pages takes the weirdness to the next level! Usually in this the person would have his problem not exactly solved with a strange solution. Not usually the guy would have a solution to his problem that makes sense. You may read the first page and be a little skeptical at first and smack down the book and think this is too weird for you (unless youre a very strange person, where your neighbor thinks you lost your mind). Just eyeball a few more pages, and youll get used to it. Hey, I have a great idea! Stop reading this, chuckle your head off, and dive into the world of Crazy Comix!

Collection of comics, mazes, puzzles, etc. from OWL magazine -- Title verso.

[Big Nate Fun Blaster; PB 9780062349514; TR 9780062090454] Diary of a Wimpy Kid author Jeff Kinney says, "Big Nate is funny, big time!" Big Nate Fun Blaster will rock your socks off! This second Big Nate themed activity book is bursting with awesome all new activities for Nate fans, including trivia quizzes, super sudoku puzzles, crackable codes, create-your-own comics, amazing mazes, poetry slams, ridiculous rhymes, marvelous Mad Libs, and much more. Nate's New York Times bestselling world comes to life with a ton of black-and-white illustrations…some of which YOU get to create! Big Nate Fun Blaster is a great addition to the bestselling collection of Big Nate books, sure to be enjoyed by all fans of Big Nate.

In 1974, legendary Marvel Comics publisher Stan Lee approached underground pioneer Denis Kitchen and offered a way for them to collaborate. Their resulting series was called Comix Book and featured work by many of the top underground cartoonists including Joel Beck, Kim Deitch, Justin Green, Harvey Pekar, Trina Robbins, Art Spiegelman (first national appearance of Maus), Skip Williamson, and S. Clay Wilson. The Best of Comix Book showcases 150-pages of classic underground comix (printed on newsprint, as they originally appeared), many never before reprinted.

More than 60 pages of cartoon panels illustrate funny situations — but all the dialogue balloons are empty. That's where the aspiring comedy writers come in, supplying each scene with witty repartee. Free Teacher's Manual available. Grades: 3–5.

More than 60 pages of cartoon panels depict funny situations but all the dialogue balloons are empty. That's where you come in. Dazzle readers as you create your own clever conversations.

More than 60 pages of cartoon panels depict comic scenarios, all with empty word balloons for aspiring comedy writers to fill with snappy dialogue. Kids can color the pictures, too!

Comix – A History of Comic Books in America (1988) : Covers the whole history of comic books in America to 1970–the major creations, the major creators, the major comic book lines, the major comic book enemies. Co-authors Les Daniels and The Mad Peck tell the story of how comic books captured the imagination of millions and became an American institution, and whether or not they deserved to. Adjoining the text, providing an illustrated history of their own, is a large selection of complete comic book stories. No selected snippets. Full stories. “It seems safe to say,” the authors write, “that no book to date has contained such a wide range of comic book tales Where else can one find in the same volume such divergent personalities as the Old Witch and Donald Duck, or Captain America and Those Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers?