You’ve seen fairy tales retold, twisted, and subverted before, but never quite like this. Sebastian is the royal half of The Prince and the Dressmaker: by day he attends to monarchical duties and purportedly searches for a princess to marry. But by night, he’s the beautiful Lady Crystallia, a trendsetter who takes Paris by storm with the help of her loyal dressmaker, Frances. And Frances is fine with keeping herself a secret... until she starts falling for the prince inside the dress. Coupled with charming Disney-esque illustrations by Jen Wang, The Prince and the Dressmaker is both timeless and refreshingly modern, a treat for readers of any age. Finn and Jake find themselves without a quest and a little too much free time what better place to look for a new adventure than the 'Adventurer's Posting Board'?! Only the adventure they grab might be more complicated than they first imagined...this might be the most complicated adventure they've ever been on! Lumpy Space Princess, Embryo Princess, Breakfast Princess, Muscle Princess and Turtle Princess in a journey of self-discovery and true friendship. Banana Man is on a race against time as his fish girlfriend, Sybil, is losing water fast! Can they make it to the pool party before Death does?

Gender wasn’t easy for Maia when e was growing up. E didn’t feel like a girl, but also didn’t want to be a boy — but those were the only options… right?Finn and Jake learn the truth behind why Monkey Wizard doesn't kidnap princesses anymore. With Marceline helping out, it should be easy for our Heroes to finally get Painting Princess kidnapped…right?! In France, young Clémentine is struggling to understand her sexuality until a chance encounter with a blue-haired woman changes everything. As we know, the course of true love never did run smooth. But with the help of Emma (the blue one) — our heroine begins to feel out her place as a gay woman — and what that means for her familial relationships and political leanings. So far, Blue is the Warmest Color is the only graphic novel to have inspired a Palm d’Or-winning film at the Cannes Festival — though we’re holding out hope for a bonkers Naruto adaption from Takeshi Miike! To celebrate the 30th issue of her "Marcelzine", Marceline releases a collection of mini-comics written by her friends. In this unflinchingly honest memoir, we follow Craig Thompson through his teenage years as a quiet, ‘90s grunge kid. Awkward, unsure, bullied by teachers, students, and parents alike, Craig struggles to stay true to himself and his faith as he navigates life in his small Midwestern town. And then he goes to winter church camp, and everything gets even more complicated when he falls in love for the first time.

The Best Princess Ever is finally going to be chosen! Who will it be? And will the prankster finally reveal themselves before they ruin the whole event?The Princess competition continues with everyone trying to do their best despite the prankster trying to ruin their fun. Finn and Jake might have finally met their match, but what will happen with it turns out that the match isn't a match at all? Things are getting crazy in the land of Ooo and it looks like our heroes might need someone to save them this time around.

Collects the best Jake centric stories from Adventure Time, Adventure Time Comics and the Adventure Time Specials!

Young Adult Graphic Novels

Ice King wakes up one morning to find Gunter missing and a ransom note from someone called The Dark Magistar Templi Marble! Finn and Jake have always been best buds; they are always together, it's just something best buds do. But what happens when these two friends get separated on a crazy adventure with twists and turns? Will our pals be able to find each other again or is this just all part of growing up? What the Hell, Hero?: Finn and Jake get progressively more extreme versions of this from various characters as they rob artifacts from people. As you can imagine, this gorgeous science fantasy is rich in worldbuilding. Abode and its many elven civilizations — from the fierce Wolfriders to the peaceful Sun Folk — are all remarkably well-drawn... literally. With this treasure chest of a setting, it’s little wonder that Elfquest ran for forty years. Contains four short stories: "The Morning Ritual", "War Of The Magicians", "Gumball's Masquerade" and "Candy In The House".

Ari Kyrkos, recent high school graduate and keyboardist extraordinaire, knows exactly what he wants: to move to the city with his intrepid bandmates, leaving their sleepy beachside hometown — and his family’s struggling bakery — firmly behind. But as Ari begins training his work replacement, Hector, in the delicate art of Greek baking, he realizes he’s not nearly as certain as he thought about these big life changes. Sparks fly between the boys just as in a wood-fired oven, and love blooms like the sourdough they carefully prepare. But will Ari’s indecision and impulsivity sabotage their relationship before it’s even begun? In the world of Amestris, alchemy is a revered science: alchemists can create almost anything they wish. But there are a few rules that govern their practice of alchemy: first, the Law of Equivalent Exchange must exist — meaning that any alchemist who creates something out of nothing must provide something of equivalent value in exchange. The second rule is that humans and gold are forbidden from the touch of alchemists.

Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror

Peppermint Butler and Cinnamon Bun are investigating who sold Finn's sword to Choose Goose. Afterword, Ice King and Susan Strong are recruited to help a tiny town with their Giant problem. (Part 4 of 6) Anderson: " Jermaine is a successful painter and gets invited to a big fancy party, and Jake invites himself along. Jake ostensibly came to invite Jermaine to the family reunion [in the finale arc], but he knows that Jermaine doesn’t like to travel. So he actually came to do a big mystery adventure. One of Jermaine’s paintings gets stolen, so the two of them investigate to find out the truth. In the end it’s revealed that the whole thing is a big setup by Jake, who wanted to give his brother a fun bonding experience."