Lady Chatterley?s Lover has been notorious since it was written. Banned for 30 years it was published unexpurgated, by Penguin Books in 1960 and immediately became the first novel charged under the newly written Obscene Publications Act. The famous story of life, love and society in 1920s England, re-worked as an hilarious comic book by 'Britain?s zaniest cartoonist' Hunt Emerson.

Lady Chatterley's Lover

Comics & Graphic Novels

Lawrene, D.H

Emerson,Hunt

Graphic Novels

Knockabout

The great narrative poem rendered into comic strip form. The book includes the complete original poem with Coleridge's notes and humour added by Hunt Emerson is absolutely hilarious. With an introduction by Gilbert Shelton. Now in its sixth edition.

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner

SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE

Comic Strips

The collected CityMouth strips from the master of underground British comix, Hunt Emerson.\nThey’re big mouths, each with a city inside. They’re infested with classical ruins, a sort of architectural vermin. They suffer from all the ills of modern urban settlements – pollution, traffic gridlock, suburban sprawl – and in addition they have the aggressive competitiveness of medieval city-states.\nTown-planning meets dentistry with hilarious results. Where a photo of Buster Keaton gradually evolves into a giant mouth, where Godzilla is a dentist smashing cities to bits; joined by other mouths, their insides filled with buildings, eventually forming separate civilizations, interconnected by transportation and destroyed by nuclear war. Hunt Emerson creates a bizarre world, mirroring our own, yet not attempting to derive any sense from it.

Citymouth

Hunt, Emerson

Firkin Collection Vol.1

Manley, Tym

The Complete Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers: Volume 2 (Vol 2)

Humor & Entertainment

Gilbert Shelton

Humor

In the late 70?s Brian Bolland left an indelible mark on many a comic fan with his work on 2000AD?s Judge Dredd. He attracted a US audience with Camelot 3000 and BatmanThe Killing Joke and remains a popular cover artist. This book contains The Actress and the Bishop with their odd relationship in the suburbs and Mr. Mamoulian.

Bolland Strips!

Bolland, Brian

Literature & Fiction

A luxury collection of comics by Rian Hughes, master illustrator and designer. Includes Grant Morrison's reworking of the classic British comics character Dan Dare, The Science Service, which allows Hughes full rein for his retro style, and Raymond Chandler's Goldfish, adapted by Tom DeHaven, in which he captures the noir shadows in a clever use of 2-colour artwork. Also in the book are Really &amp; Truly from 2000AD and a selection of sketchbook pages. Produced in an embossed casebound edition with an introduction by comics guru Paul Gravett.

Yesterday's Tomorrows

Hughes, Rian

All the Freak Brothers stories, book covers, posters and merchandise collected together in one big volume. Includes a share certificate offer for the upcoming animated movie. The definitive Freak Brothers book for years to come.

The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers Omnibus

Shelton, Gilbert

Fat Freddy's Cat began life as a footnote strip to the Freak Brothers and later appeared in many comics of his own. He is often to be found sleeping on the unfortunate Fat Freddy's head. His constant battles with the never-ending army of roaches out for world domination drive him to distraction, as does Fat Freddy's never-ending failure to feed him or empty his kitty litter box. This cat has variously gone travelling to Mexico, saved the world from alien invasion and worked as a government agent in Washington trying to save the world from the hee hee hee' drug.'

Fat Freddy's Cat Omnibus

Arts & Photography

The second volume detailing the exploits of Miss Wilhelmina Murray and her extraordinary colleagues. Volume two takes place almost 60 years after the events of Century 1910, in the psychedelic haze of Swinging London in 1969 - a place where Tadukic Acid Diethylamide 26 is the drug of choice and where different underworlds are starting to overlap dangerously to an accompaniment of sit-ins and sitars.

League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

Kevin O'Neill

ALAN MOORE

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