Mary Leunig's drawings jump right into the reader's face, demanding attention and challenging the status quo with their content. Drawn in pen and watercolour with black lines and vibrant colours, there's no artist who combines...

Grills slices up figures of history, autobiography and speech, in a delightful springtime bloodbath for famously evil and evilly famous women-dead or alive, young and old. Burn your house down, poison your whole family, shoot your...

Megg and Mogg, whose story is told in three previous, international, best-selling graphic novels, come to a breaking point in this volume.