The 144-page black and white graphic novel, written by Thomas Behe and Illustrated by Phil Elliott, is a near-future tale revealing an all-too-possibly-real world of underground video, violence and crime on cell phone networks. The story follows a young man's journey into a new "voyeur underground," where profit-hungry youths prowl streets, secretly filming radical events with mobile devices to satisfy society's demand for sensational on-the-go content. Launch date: February 2008.

From the pages of I Feel Sick, it's the thing what squeeks. When you squeeze it, AND SQUEEZE IT YOU WILL, you will annoy your firends, neighbors and co-workers. Soft plastic, six inches tall in a box with art by Jhonen Vasquez.

The new book by the Author of The Grog Log, Intoxica and Taboo Table. Beach Bum Berry, as he is better known, is America's leading authority on tropical drinks and Polynesian pop-culture. In this all new book, Berry not only offers up tantalizing new drink recipes, but tells stories about some of the most famous figures of their time. The Bum applies the same dogged research to the untold stories of the people behind the drinks, stories culled from over 100 interviews with those who actually created the mid-century Tiki scene -- people as colorful as the drinks they invented, or served, or simply drank.

Yes, yes, it's true! Finally, the dream is realized! Little toy versions of America's favorite violent alcoholic pop-culture junkies for you to have for your very own, to love, cherish and worship! It's Milk and Cheese, Dairy Products Gone Bad, stylin' in glorious rotocast and injection-molded plasticky vinyl! Designed by Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer, and sculpted by Mitch Martinez, Milk and Cheese are ready, willing and more than able to kick the living crap out of your pathetic junky little action figures and highfalutin' designer "urban vinyls". Behold! The Carton of Hate stands tall at 8", while the Wedge of Spite is a no-less intimidating 6". Rejoice! Featuring articulation at the arms, wrists, legs and feet, the little monsters also come equipped with three interchangeable Mayhem Accessories: the cranium-cracking "Hammer Time" Hammer, the ever-trusty Stick-With-A-Nail-In-It and the classic Broken Gin Bottle. All this greatness comes packaged as a complete set in a four-color windowless cartoon-festooned box designed by Dorkin and Dyer. Playtime is over, kids. Mayhem is in season. Start saving now.

Watch Filler Bunny as he suffers in silence. You can throw him against the wall and possibly even break things, all the while imagining the miserable pain this cute llittle bunny is enduring. Plastic, six inches tall, comes in his own little plastic pod! Designed by Jhonen Vasquez.

We are all hiding from something. You could be hiding from the mob, hiding from a super-villian, hiding from your mom an dad, whatever. We all have a secret identity. So why hide it? The SLG Secret Identity shirt tells the world that the person you see is just a cover for some greater, cooler, altogether mightier person either just beneath the surface or existing in another dimension just waiting for you to utter your key word.

On the surface, Megan Amano seems like a typical Los Angeles girl, attending college and spending a good time of her afternoons in therapy. However, when Megan dreams, she travels to a place unlike any other- a supernatural and surreal college, one any recent high school graduate would die to attend. And usually they must.... for Merridiah University is the afterlife's premier educational institute. But for Megan, a great exception has been made.

This haunting first collection of Annabelle's memories is filled with frightening stories and dark fairy tales about her various owners . Featuring the first 6 issues, as well as some other spookirific surprises, including an introduction by Tommy Kovac (Skelebunnies, Stitch and Autumn) as well as a guest page by Jhonen Vasquez and other SLG creators.

Jet Bradley has escaped from the computer world after being kidnapped and digitized to defeat a nefarious virus. But after his ordeal, Jet can't seem to adjust to the real world. Beset by insomnia and paranoia, he avoids technology as much as possible, leaving him completely unable to function in the modern world. And now something in the computer world wants him back. Slave Labor Graphics’ Tron: The Ghost in the Machine, a comic book written by Landry Walker and Eric Jones (Little Gloomy, X-Ray Comics) and drawn by Louie De Martinis, picks up where the critically-acclaimed video game Tron 2.0 leaves off, bringing readers the same thrilling action, as well as an exploration of the effects of the cyberworld on the human psyche. Tron: The Ghost in the Machine will be an ongoing, full-color comic book. Issue one is scheduled for April 2006.

Designed by series creator Black Olive, this is the perfect gift to give someone with an axe to grind. Pins not included. Packaged in a poly bag with a header card, this is a limited edition series.

Written and illustrated by Roman Dirge, this gruesome, violent little girl with skull-shaped barrettes is nevertheless adorable. Ten of 12 reviewers gave her 5 stars on amazon.com. Girls who like Lenore end up picking up all the titles by her creator, Roman Dirge, said Peter Petruski, comics manager of the Dragon´s Den in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.