New Releases by Matt Groening

Graphic Novel. Brought out to celebrate the publications of the 50th Simpsons Comic. Contains the best of the first 49 issues, as well as the entire 50th edition. The book also contains the best comic book covers.

Is Lisa really drifting helplessly toward bohemianism? Is Homer really a hitman in a Parallel-Universe Springfield? Can Marge manage her own day care center without provoking a bloodbath? Read on...

Is Lisa really drifting helplessly toward bohemianism? Is Homer really a hitman in a parallel-universe Springfield? Can Marge manage her own day care center without provoking a bloodbath? Fans of the Simpsons can read all about it. Color throughout.

America''s best-loved nuclear family is back. As the Simpsons travel to Krustonia, Homer vies for the wrestling championship and Mr. Burns clones a plant full of Smitherses. Full color.

From the bestselling books and calendars to the highly-rated, Emmy Award-winning TV show, The Simpsons have become a media and merchandising phenomenon. Now, in this all-new fun-filled activity book, kids of all ages can find out how to put on their own Backyard Carnival, stage a neighborhood Olympics, and more. Four color throughout.

Matt Groening, animator of the award-winning television series featuring the dysfunctional Simpson family, describes his work. He explains about Homer Simpson''s doughnut-driven anatomy, the connection between Marge''s mile-high hair-do and bowling balls, and how to draw Bart Simpson.

America''s favorite "nuclear" family returns in this latest "Simpsons" comics compilation, wherein Marge does battle with airwave sleaze, Bart steps in as an emergency bus driver, and Homer takes on his worst enemy--his brain. Full color.

Take an official cartooning lesson from the demented folks behind The Simpsons, and pick up oodles of insider tips on how to draw cartoons like a pro.

A collection of five comics featuring the famous animated family and their friends and acquaintances

It'' s another sidesplitting series of adventures as America'' s most popular cartoon family returns to the big colorful comic pages in this latest addition to the bestselling Simpsons anthologies. In "Simpsons Comics Strike Back," Groening fans are treated to another laugh-fest as they catch up on the latest antics of this irrepressibly irreverent family. First, it'' s a yuck-filled yarn of yore when Grampa Simpson reminisces about the good old days of the Depression. Then Patty and Selma take to the air as flight attendants, and the friendly skies will never be the same. Next, the network wars have come to town, and the big boys are running scared from the BBC -- the Bart Broadcasting Channel. Then last, but certainly not least, it'' s an epic brawl as the Presidential Fitness Program dispatches McBain to Springfield to whip the cholesterol-clogged town into shape. Between him and success, however, is hungry Homer Simpson. When the TV show just isn'' t enough, fans turn to the comic books to satiate their Simpsons addiction. A veritable bonanza of the characteristic wit that made the series an international hit, this anthology will be a treasured gift for all fans of Bart, Lisa, Maggie, Homer and Marge.

A compendium of cartoons that explore the details of life in hell as Binky remains the last liberal rabbit on Earth, Bongo refuses to salute the flag, and Akbar and Jeff continue their anxious romance.

The Simpsons are a family of experts in the field of wasting time. This collection of games, puzzles, tricks, codes, mazes and other assorted activities is designed to make any rainy day sunny, especially if there are other more pressing things to do.

Simpsons comics #6. Be-bop-a-Lisa ; The end of El Barto -- Simpsons comics #7. The greatest d''oh! on earth ; Dead to the last drop -- Simpsons comics #8. I shrink, therefore I''m small ; Jungle bungle --Simpsons comics #9. The purple prose of Springfield ; Asleep at the well.

Illustrations of different objects and members of the Simpson family introduce numbers from one television set to a million stars.

Matt Groening''s subversive cartoon style first sneaked up on America in a modest tome that dared to ask, "What is love? And what makes you think you deserve some?" Nearly 1.5 million copies later, Matt makes a return journey along that boulder-strewn road of love in this tear-and-mail cartoon gallery. From the creator of The Simpsons. 32 two-color cartoons.

"Painstakingly assembled and rigorously organized by that master of clutter, Matt Groening, this is not another mini-jumbo, hard-to-read, abbreviated compendium in that seemingly endless series of discourses on hell but a gargantuan historical extravaganza of ten years'' worth of the everpopular "Life in Hell "RM" " cartoon strip, which still mysteriously appears weekly in several hundred newspapers tricoastally. Read the whole story of "Life in Hell "RM"," from early prehistory to late last night"--Publisher website (November 2007).

Groening''s three bestselling titles are now available in their own specially designed box. Cartoons throughout.