New Releases by James Kochalka

Johnny Boo wants the big muscles that come from eating happy apples, but he has trouble finding and getting to the apples.

When Squirrelly Gray loses his two front teeth, the Tooth Fairy''s visit is just the beginning of a night of surprises for the squirrel in his gray, colorless world.

Collects five years of the semi-autobiographical online comic strip diary American Elf in which the author depicts himself as an elf.

In a dangerously uncertain world, Kochalka plots a theoretical path to happiness. A Getting Things Done manual for cartoonists.

Collects the semi-autobiographical online comic strip diary American Elf in which the author depicts himself as an elf.

Magic Boy is a lonely old man who decides to make a robot version of himself. However, the robot has a mind of its own and travels through space and time and manages to wipe out Magic Boy''s childhood.

"The Monkey vs. Robot books are like the best of children''s literature, in that they appeal to the joyfulness of literature and art that appeals so much to children, while adults can enjoy the structure and techniques." -- Ninth Art Deep in the forest, robots are gathering plant and animal samples, and bringing them back to Mother Computer''s Knowledge Extractor for analysis. When one spunky monkey breaks free of the device, a short circuit burns out the power Crystal in one of Mother''s Cognitive Reactors. Now, the robots must find a replacement Crystal... but the one they dig up is a sacred relic from a monkey burial ground. Will the monkey''s stand for that? No way! Technology vs. nature, Science Vs. Religion... all wrapped up in non-stop action and blistering FUN!

Fancy Froglin is an ineffably cute happy little frog that loves getting boners. He''s highly sexual yet purely innocent. And he loves bunnies. Most important, he''s really f-ing funny.

Magic Boy wanders drunkenly through a hallucinogenic nightmare world of Cancer Robots, softball showdowns, dance parties, time machines and injury.

A collection of comics featuring Pinky and Stinky, two fat little piglets who are also brave astronauts.

That silly cat Peanutbutter gets a hat stuck really tight on his head. He can''t see! How will he ever be able to finish work on the Fleeble Report? His only choice is to strike a bargain with that nasty old crow, Jeremy. This situation deteriorates quite quickly, however. Watch out Peanutbutter! Jeremy has a gun! This series is cute, funny, and unlike anything else on the shelves delighting young and old alike with it''s clever mix of adult pathos and child like innocence!Note: Most of the material here can be found in the Peanutbutter & Jeremy''s Best Book Ever collection.24 page black and white comic with color covers.

Beginning in 1998, Kochalka kept a daily diary, each day represented by a four-panel cartoon capturing a single moment of the day.

A compilation of three graphic stories by James Kochalka that explore the complexity of seemingly simple things.

This graphic novel showcases the Ignatz Award winning story, "The Perfect Planet, " as well two brand new stories, "Nonironic Futuropolis, " and "Frog & Fly." "The Perfect Planet" is a whimsical tale that explores the mysteries of life with all the love and wonder the human soul can muster. Nonironic Futuropolis will make you feel as magical as the first snowfall of winter. And Frog & Fly is the quest for the Evil Toad Messiah. Together, this trilogy makes textbook reading for the serious Kochalka reader. Miss this at your own peril, as we think you''ll agree that James is a superstar on the rise.