Will Eisner

After Cerebus, this is the longest-running English-language comic book by a single creative team.

Herzstück des ersten Bandes ist »Ein Vertrag mit Gott«, eine lose Kette literarischer Miniaturen, die in ihrer Gesamtheit ein Bild der Großstadt New York und ihrer Bewohner in den 1930er Jahren zeichnet. Bei Erscheinen 1978 brachen Eisners anspruchsvolle Comic-Erzählungen in Buchform mit sämtlichen damals gängigen Konventionen - heute gilt »Ein Vertrag mit Gott« als einer der Graphic-Novel-Klassiker schlechthin. Ergänzt wird dieses Meisterwerk durch die thematisch passenden Comic-Romane »A life force« und »Dropsie Avenue«.

The legendary noir series returns, with issues #1-40 available digitally. Prepare for issue #41 and the all new Stray Bullets: Killers #1 in March 2014.
1996 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Continuing Series
1996 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best New Series
2005 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Continuing Series
This series jumps around chronologically. Each issue states in the opening the date and location, making it possible to read the issue in corect chronological order. Also, the pages are also numbered continually from issue to issue.

The Goon is a comic book series written and drawn by Eric Powell (with colors often by Dave Stewart or Eric/Robin Powell). The series mixes both a comical and violent atmosphere with a paranormal slant, with the average story concerning various undead creatures/zombies, ghosts, ghouls, mutants, skunk-apes with an unnatural hunger for pies, giant squids, mob/gang leaders, extra-dimensional aliens, mad scientists, robots, and more.

Awards: 2009 Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards - Nominee - Best Limited Series: (Locke & Key, by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez (IDW))

Dark Horse is very proud to present the first three Blacksad stories, completely relettered to the artist's specifications and with the third album, Red Soul, in English for the very first time.
This internationally acclaimed series has won nearly a dozen prestigious awards - including the Angoulême Comics Festival prizes for Best Series and Best Artwork - and is a three-time Eisner Award nominee. 2011 Eisner Award winner for Best Painter.

is a fictional, American comic book jungle girl heroine, published originally by Fiction House. She was created by Will Eisner (of the Eisner Awards fame) and S.M. "Jerry" Iger of the comic-book packager Eisner & Iger, one of a handful of studio that produced comics on demand for publishers and syndicates at the time. Sheena possesses the ability to communicate with wild animals after having grown up with them since being orphaned in the jungle. She is quite proficient in fighting with knives, spears, and bows, and a variety of other makeshift weapons. She is the first female comic-book character with her own title, with her Spring 1942 premiere beating (Summer 1942) by three months. A distaff Tarzan, Sheena inspired a wealth of similar comic-book jungle queens. In 2007 Devil's Due Publishing (DDP) acquired the comic book rights to Sheena and began their run of the title. This post includes all the Sheena comics from DDP, plus an added bonus: the comic book anthology , published in 1999 by Paragon Publications featuring a compilation of some of the original Sheena stories issued during the 1940's and edited by Bill Black. The foreword alone by Bill Black and Bill Feret contains a wealth of information. Add to that the reprints of the original black-and-white Sheena stories and what you have is comics history.

Nominated for a 2010 Will Eisner Comic Industry Award: a decade of informed, provocative, cantankerous and hilarious cartoon opinion pieces for Reason magazine from our favorite libertarian curmudgeon, on topics ranging from Stupid War to Stupid Sex and, of course, Stupid Politicians.