New Releases by Roger Langridge

THE SHOW MUST GO ON is a swinging, jiving, vaudeville show of a graphic novel, collecting 20 years of Roger Langridge’s best work from both sides of the Atlantic. Come one, come all! Feast your eyes upon such marvels as Fred the Clown’s Flying Parsnip! See the Devil get outfoxed by the one and only Leppo! Behold the world’s greatest swordsman, the Kabuki Kid! Cower from our strobe-light-loving Undead Revue! Don’t miss the show-stopping song and dance of Frankestein Meets Shirley Temple! All this and more in this capricious collection of comics from Roger Langridge! Roger Langridge is the Harvey and Eisner Award-winning, Ignatz and Reuben Award-nominated cartoonist responsible for THE MUPPET SHOW COMIC BOOK, FRED THE CLOWN, and other breaches of good taste.

Eisner Award-nominated Roger Langridge’s MUPPET SHOW continues its genius run. After a trip to Eastern Europe, Gonzo’s acting even stranger than what qualifies as normal, displaying a new penchant for avoiding sunlight. And Statler and Waldorf are showing their age when an act strangely reminiscent of the days of the Pharaohs makes the Muppet curmudgeons wax nostalgic for their mummies. The flame of romance is rekindled in the old malcontents for a suspiciously youthful crush.

After a trip to Eastern Europe, Gonzo is acting stranger than normal and staying out of the sunlight, while Statler and Waldorf wax nostalgic about the days of ancient Egypt.

John Carter, a Civil War veteran, finds himself mysteriously transported to the planet Mars, where he finds enemies, comrades-in-arms, and the love of his life, Princess Dejah Thoris.

The Muppet Theatre has been repaired, and it''s time to once again start the Muppet Show! The search new performer leads to an unexpected guest, prompting a family reunion that fans have been asking for but never expected! This is the one Muppet fans have been demanding, and will be talking about for months to come!

Volume 4 of the wide-ranging anthology based on the horror universe of H.P. Lovecraft by today’s top talent! A fun, wild, inventive, and often-scary anthology horror series, CTHULHU TALES takes the familiar tradition of the Lovecraft-influenced short story and introduces it to the comic format.

Scooter finds documents that lead him to believe there is a treasure hidden in the theater, and the news spreads quickly once Rizzo the Rat gets wind of the secret.

Roger Langridge''s celebrated run on THE MUPPET SHOW comic book begins a new, zany arc! Scooter discovers old documents which reveal that a cache of treasure is hidden somewhere within the theater...and when Rizzo the Rat overhears this, the news spreads like wildfire! Meanwhile, Animal''s acting very strangelyhe''s now refined and well-mannered! All your favorites are back as THE MUPPET SHOW COMIC BOOK continues!

"Fan-favorite Skeeter rejoins her Muppet pals. See the family reunion that every Muppet fan has been waiting for. But that''s not all--other long-gone but not forgotten characters will have their moments to shine as well"--Publisher description.

Collection of the super-soldier Captain America''s various adventures with other members of the Avengers supergroup, including Spiderman.

A comic book featuring famous Muppet show characters.

About the early days of Cyclops, Storm, Banshee, Colossus, Nightcrawler, Wolverine, and Phoenix and a meeting between Wolverine and Gorgon as well as Nightcrawler''s crisis of faith.

Spider-Man juggles his life in high school with battling such enemies as Arcade, Spider-Woman, and Sandman.

Captain America: It''s two tales for the price of one: a present-day story as Cap battles modern malevolence, and a flashback fable featuring Cap in the 1940s, busting heads during World War II!" -- page [4] of cover.

In the late 1980s, long before his work on the Eisner and Harvey-nominated Fred the Clown, Roger Langridge worked with his brother Andrew on a comic called Art d''Ecco. In these early stories, done mainly (but seldom entirely) for laughs, one can see the beginnings of the formal playfulness that would characterize the later work of both Langridge brothers, and of the elaborate layering of subtle and not-so-subtle nods and references to the world of music, film and literature. p.p1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 13.9px Arial; color: #424242}

Hilarious and farcical comic strips on a variety of subjects.