Kim Possible's rocket scientist dad, Dr. Possible, is getting ready for his big class reunion when his brainy buddies begin to disappear. No big for Kim, who quickly cracks the case. Turns out the kidnappers are a trio of robotic warrior women named Bebe, Bebe, and Bebe. The real question is why? Why would someone send killer Bebes to kidnap a bunch of geeky guys? Strangely enough, the answer may be buried in Dr. Possible's past . . . and the evil Dr. Drakken's.

Attack of the Killer Bebes (Disney's Kim Possible, No. 7)

Children's Books

Pascoe, Jim

Literature & Fiction

Volo

'Hello,' she said, wearing a skimpy red negligee meant to barely cover her, and doing a good job of it. 'Can I help you?' When it comes to emotional distress, there's nothing like a mourning widow. And let me tell you, Suzi Biggs was nothing like a mourning widow. She was more like a morning window. I could see right through her. Welcome to Testacy City, a seedy desert town where Ben Drake - a detective with a passion for small cigars and Old Grand-Dad and a weakness for women in trouble - is hired to dig up the who and why behind the brutal murder of local bowling hero Gentleman Joe Biggs.

By the Balls: A Novel by Dashiell Loveless

Fassbender,Tom

Loveless, Dashiell

Contemporary

Uglytown Productions

Follow cigar-smoking, bourbon-drinking detective Ben Drake as he returns in this collection of murder-packed mystery capers. Includes "The Silent Ventriloquist," Death Plays a Foul Game," A Cold-Blooded Kidnapping," "Midnight Train to Nowhere," and the highly-anticipated case of "Raspberry Jack." Full-color cover and seven interior illustrations by Paul Pope.

Five Shots and a Funeral

Pope, Paul

United States

Cottons: The Secret of the Wind (Cottons, 1)

In Cottons, rabbits and foxes inhabit a world where magic, technology, and art are used as weapons of war. Written by Jim Pascoe, with bold illustrations from Heidi Arnhold. 
To her neighbors in the Vale of Industry, Bridgebelle is an ordinary rabbit. All day long, she toils at the carrot factory. After a hard day, she returns home to care for her ailing auntie. And whenever she's out, she's watchful of the murderous foxes who prey on her kind.
But Bridgebelle is not ordinary―she's a rabbit with talents beyond her own understanding. Using cha, the mysterious fuel that powers her world, she can change everyday objects into thokchas―magical, transforming works of art. Bridgebelle makes thokchas because they're beautiful. But there are those in her world who want to harness her powers and turn her art into a weapon.

Animals

First Second

About the Author\nJim Pascoe is a writer, designer, and an award-winning creative director. His comics credits include Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Hellboy Animated, and the original series Undertown―which was originally published by TOKYOPOP, put out as a book-fair edition by Scholastic, and distributed by Universal Press Syndicate to over fifty newspapers worldwide. He lives in Los Angeles, where he drinks coffee, sleeps very little, and believes in magic.\nHeidi Arnhold is a graduate of the Savannah College of Art and Design whose published works have involved popular franchises like Star Trek, The Dark Crystal, and Fraggle Rock. She began working on Cottons with writer Jim Pascoe in 2010. The art in this book is powered by Heidi's love for visual storytelling, all rabbits, and kale smoothies. She currently resides in Atlanta with her husband, one adorable bunny, and a blender that makes kale smoothies.\nFrom writer Jim Pascoe and illustrator Heidi Arnhold, Cottons: The Secret of the Wind is the first in a fantasy graphic novel series featuring rabbits and foxes inhabiting a world where magic, technology, and art are used as weapons of war.\nTo her neighbors in the Vale of Industry, Bridgebelle is an ordinary rabbit. All day long, she toils at the carrot factory. After a hard day, she returns home to care for her ailing auntie. And whenever she's out, she's watchful of the murderous foxes who prey on her kind.\nBut Bridgebelle is not ordinary―she's a rabbit with talents beyond her own understanding. Using cha, the mysterious fuel that powers her world, she can change everyday objects into thokchas―magical, transforming works of art. Bridgebelle makes thokchas because they're beautiful. But there are those in her world who want to harness her powers and turn her art into a weapon.

Sama and his teddy bear enter the strange realm of Undertown in search of the Sugar Stone.that might heal his father. But can Sama can get to the Stone ahead of the evil Cloud and the Insect Insurgents?

Undertown vol 1 SCHOLASTIC Edition

Comics & Graphic Novels

Manga

Tokyopop

Buffy is being stalked by a creature intent on killing her so that it can bring about the end of the world. So, what else is new? The only person who can save her is a Slayer who should have died a long time ago. Confused? Well, so are Buffy and the gang. If that's not weird enough, what's she to make of a backpack full of maggots? How about a herd of rats that overrun the cafeteria just as she's sitting down to eat? Just how much can Buffy take before she gets totally grossed out? Chris Boal, Tom Fassbender, and Jim Pascoe join Buffy artists Cliff Richards and Joe Pimentel to bring you two tales of revenge and retribution.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Vol. 9: Autumnal

Richards, Cliff

Pimentel, Joe

Boal, Chris

Graphic Novels

Dark Horse

The largest Buffy collection ever! "Food Chain" presents such landmarks in Buffy's comics history as T.V. scribe Doug Petrie's first comics story, "Bad Dog," drawn by the notorious Ryan (The Spectre) Sook; Christian (Rising Stars) Zanier's first two-part Buffy tale; and Chris Golden and Tom Sniegoski's first Buffy collaboration, from the 1999 Buffy Annual. Also presented here is the unforgettable "Double Cross," Doug Petrie's epilogue to Buffy's third season, dealing with the night Angel left Sunnydale once and for all. These stories span three years of Buffy's history, taking us through the breakup with Angel, and into the college years.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vol. 7: Food Chain

Zanier, Christian

Sook, Ryan

Rich, Jamie S.

Petrie, Doug

Clugston-Major, Chynna

Minor, Jason

Golden,Christopher

Dark Horse Books

Remember that time when Buffy's little sister Dawn first found out that Buffy is the Slayer? And then when Angel almost killed Dawn, because no one had told her that he'd turned evil again? Buffy and the gang all have memories connected to Dawn, and only Buffy and Giles know they're not real. But there are still a lot of unanswered questions as to how Dawn came into Buffy's life, and where these memories come from. Now, Dawn has vanished without a trace, and the Scooby gang has no clue where to find her. But Buffy will stop at nothing to find her little sister, even if she has to face off against a cadre of crazed, bloodsucking monks and a former Vampire Slayer turned Slayer Vampire! Collecting issues #35-#38 of the ongoing series.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Vol. 11: False Memories

In the midst of its hottest summer, the town of Sunnydale faces the worst infestation of insects anyone has ever seen. Innocent people have begun to transform into giant, demonic insects. Buffy and her friends have to find a way to stop the supernatural force that's got everyone buzzing, literally. Light up some citronella candles, remember to close the screen door, and join us for the crunchiest, gooey, most creepy-crawliest adventure in the history of Buffy the Vampire Slayer! Novelists Tom Fassbender and Jim Pascoe reveal Buffy's horrible summer between her freshman and sophomore years of college with the help of the fan-favorite Buffy art team of Cliff Richards and Joe Pimentel.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Vol. 10: Out of the Woodwork

Pimente, Joe

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