New Releases by Liz Prince

Hop to it with Science Comics: Frogs, a new volume of First Second''s fan-favorite nonfiction graphic novel series! With their signature sounds, athletic tongues, and bulging eyes, there’s a lot to love about frogs! But did you know that they soak up air and even liquid through their skin? Or that they use their eyes to swallow food? From tiny tadpoles in water to boisterous bullfrogs on land, the life cycle of these amphibious acrobats is one of the coolest examples of metamorphosis around. So pull up a lily pad and dive in, because the frog facts in this book will truly give you something to croak about!

Collects the adventures of Steven Universe and his friends in Beach City, including the tales of a donut eating contest and Greg Universe finally becoming a hero.

A collection of comics about life through a punk-rock lens. Often humorous, sometimes poignant, and almost always embarrassing, these autobiographical stories are an essential addition to your LIZ-brary. Enjoy!

Liz Prince invites you to spend a year walking in her (Converse) shoes! Look Back and Laugh collects the 365 comic strips she drew to document every day of her life in 2016. Follow Liz through such life-changing adventures as: buying a house, moving to a new state, getting married, crippling insomnia, and as always, lots of cats, cats, cats! Full of humor, pathos, and insight, these comics reveal the ups and downs that make up the glamorous micro-celebrity life of a freelance cartoonist.

Sisters Coady, Corey, and Criss are The Creepies, a trio of punk rockers determined to play every gig in Pinmageddon. They''re heading out on their first tour since a freak accident left Coady eerily unscathed...and, well, technically dead. It may prove a little difficult to be the greatest band that ever lived when your drummer is a ghost! Collects the complete limited series.

Tomboy. Una chica ruda acompaña a una galardonada artista y autora a través de los años de su infancia y adolescencia, y explora, con humor, honestidad e intensidad, lo que significa "ser una chica". Su autora, Liz Prince, ha sido ilustradora para Adventure Time, Steven Universe y Regular Show. Al crecer, Liz Prince no era una niña muy femenina que digamos, no se ponía tutús rosas ni jugaba a ser una dulce princesa como las demás niñas de su vecindario. Pero tampoco era exactamente uno de los chicos. Era más bien algo en medio. Pero con las presiones de la secundaria, la preparatoria, los papás, la amistad y el romance empujándola hacia todos lados, ese "en medio" no era precisamente un lugar fácil en el cual estar. La crìtica ha opinado: "Divertida y cercana mirada a aquello con lo que cada niño tiene que lidiar en cierto punto de su desarrollo, descifrando quién eres verdaderamente por dentro cuando todos los demás sólo ven lo que creen que deberías ser por fuera." -Jeffrey Brown, autor de Clumsy, Jedi Academy y Darth Vader and Son- "ESPECTACULAR. Un libro que hace pensar seriamente a cualquier persona sobre los roles de género predeterminados por la sociedad." -Kirkus Reviews- "Liz Prince retrata la incomodidad y la humillación de la infancia y la adolescencia con una precisión maravillosa (por no decir dolorosa). Todo niño que tome este libro en sus manos estará al tanto de los secretos que la mayoría de nosotros no aprende sino hasta que es demasiado tarde, y cualquier adulto que lo lea traerá a la memoria una verdad esencial: que está muy bien ser exactamente quien queremos ser, no importa cuán raros nos consideren los demás. Tomboy. Una chica ruda no es un libro de autoayuda pero debería serlo." -Julia Wertz, autora de Drinking at the Movies y The Infinite Wait- "Liz Prince manda las normas de género al diablo. Una encantadora memoria que mueve a la reflexión y que no puedes dejar de leer, además de llevar en sí una gran importancia." -Ariel Shrag, autor de Adam y Potential- ENGLISH DESCRIPTIONGrowing up, Liz Prince wasn''t a girly girl, dressing in pink tutus or playing Pretty Pretty princess like the other girls in her neighborhood. But she wasn''t exactly one of the guys either, as she quickly learned when her Little League baseball coach exiled her to the outfield instead of letting her take the pitcher''s mound. Liz was somewhere in the middle, and "Tomboy" is the story of her struggle to find the place where she belonged." Tomboy" is a graphic novel about refusing gender boundaries, yet unwittingly embracing gender stereotypes at the same time, and realizing later in life that you can be just as much of a girl in jeans and a T-shirt as you can in a pink tutu. A memoir told anecdotally, "Tomboy "follows author and zine artist Liz Prince through her early childhood into adulthood and explores her ever-evolving struggles and wishes regarding what it means to "be a girl." From staunchly refuting anything she perceived as being "girly" to the point of misogyny, to discovering throughthe punk community that your identity is whatever you make of it, regardless of your gender, "Tomboy" is as much humorous and honest as it is at points uncomfortable and heartbreaking."

"Clarence, Jeff, and Sumo are drawn to adventure. Whether it be what worms have to do with fishing or why a homemade time machine is a bad idea, these best buddies know how to make the most out of every day. Don''t miss out on all-new stories about the best friends having fun!"--Page [4] cover.

The Fat Cat stars in KaBOOM!''s first-ever Garfield original graphic novel! When Jon reveals plans to bring Odie to a talent show audition, Garfield decides he can''t let Odie get all the spotlight. But when his actions cause Odie to run away, it''s up to Garfield to bring Odie back home. Also includes a short story written and illustrated by Liz Prince (Tomboy, Alone Forever).

What¡¯s to Love: No one can deny the cultural impact of Charles M. Schulz¡¯s Peanuts, and it has been a singular honor for us to be able to continue his legacy. In 2015, Peanuts celebrates its 65th anniversary, so we thought there was no better way to recognize Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and the rest of the gang than to invite some of the world¡¯s best-known names in comics, children¡¯s books, comic strips, cartoons, and webcomics to come together and show their love for Schulz. What It Is: Peanuts: A Tribute to Charles M. Schulz is a giant love letter from creators new and old from comic strips to webcomics, children¡¯s books to comic books. Unprecedented at this scale, it is very rare for the Schulz estate to allow other cartoonists to illustrate the Peanuts gang in their own signature styles. This collection of original stories, pin-ups, and strips pay tribute to Schulz and the world of Peanuts, and includes contributions from Raina Telgemeier (Smile), Jen Wang (In Real Life), Patrick McDonnell (Mutts), Stan Sakai (Usagi Yojimbo), Terry Moore (Rachel Rising), Mike Allred (Silver Surfer), Paul Pope (Battling Boy), and many more. Features an introduction by Lincoln Peirce (Big Nate).

Après Tu m''aimeras encore si je fais pipi au lit (pour lequel elle a remporté l''Ignatz Award 2005 du meilleur jeune talent), Delayed Replays et Garçon Manqué, Liz Prince revient avec un nouveau recueil de strips humoristiques consacrés, comme le titre l''indique, à sa vie sentimentale chaotique ! Dans Seule pour toujours, Liz Prince, la reine de "l''amourachement" à vitesse supersonique, décrit par le menu ses nombreuses déconvenues avec la gent masculine. Fascinée par les hommes barbus et à vestes à carreaux, Liz et son coeur d''artichaut se focalisent quasi-exclusivement sur les "hipsters" de la petite ville de Providence où elle habite, non loin de Boston, mais il lui arrive également de surfer intensivement sur les sites de rencontres pour tenter de trouver l''âme soeur, ou tout simplement quelqu''un avec qui aller voir le prochain concert de punk rock du coin.

Growing up, Liz Prince wasn''t a girly girl, but she wasn''t exactly one of the guys either (as she learned when her little league baseball coach exiled her to the distant outfield). She was somewhere in between. But with the forces of middle school, high school, parents, friendship, and romance pulling her this way and that, the middle wasn''t an easy place to be. Tomboy follows award-winning author and artist Liz Prince through her early years and explores--with humor, honesty, and poignancy--what it means to "be a girl." From staunchly refuting "girliness" to the point of misogyny, to discovering through the punk community that your identity is whatever you make of it, Tomboy offers a sometimes hilarious, sometimes heartbreaking account of self-discovery in modern America.

Liz Prince, author of the world''s cutest relationship comic, "Will You Still Love Me If I Wet the Bed?", returns with a new comic about being — gasp! — SINGLE. Finally bringing her popular webcomic to printed form, Alone Forever explores the joys of flying solo, free to focus on what really matters: comics, punk rock, and cute boys with beards. Drawn in Liz Prince''s ultra-charming style, filled with self-deprecation and cats, there''s something for everyone to relate to in this celebration of self-reliance in the age of OkCupid.

Liz Prince, author of the world''s cutest relationship comic, Will You Still Love Me If I Wet the Bed?, returns with a new comic about being -- gasp! -- SINGLE. At last bringing her popular webcomic to printed form, Alone Forever explores the joys of flying solo, free to focus on what really matters: comics, punk rock, and cute boys with beards. Drawn in Liz Prince''s ultra-charming style, filled with self-deprecation and cats, there''s something for everyone to relate to in this celebration of self-reliance in the age of OkCupid. It''s the perfect gift for any friend! ... If you want that friend to immediately respond, "Wait, what are you saying?!"

Dans son enfance, Liz Prince n''était pas comme les filles de son voisinage : elle détestait les robes, portait toujours une casquette et préférait jouer à SOS Fantômes plutôt qu''à la princesse. Mais elle n''était pas un garçon pour autant. Elle était quelque part entre les deux, ce qui n''était pas un endroit très confortable, avec l''école, les parents, les amis et l''amour qui la tiraillaient d''un côté ou de l''autre... Garçon manqué suit la dessinatrice Liz Prince au fil de ses jeunes années jusqu''à l''âge adulte, et explore avec humour, franchise et émotion ce que signifie "être une fille".

Four artists draw tales about their experience with the online dating service, OK Cupid. Their stories include a horrific date in a graveyard, cold weather ruining plans to meet someone in real life, and encountering real life friends on OK Cupid. The contributors are comic artists Liz Prince, Ramsey Everydaypants, Leslie Perrine, and Jim Kettner.

Winner of the Ignatz Award for Outstanding Debut. "Beautifully simple and sweet, Liz prince portrays couples in a delightfully self-conscious way."-- Farel Dalrymple "An adorable little collection of snippets and snapshots of moments from their relationship ... the silly, gross and snuggly moments that Liz and Kevin share. A wondrous present to someone you hold dear."-- Neil Figuracion, Broken Frontier What started out as an exercise in keeping a personal comics journal, quickly evolved into Liz Prince''s first solo graphic novel. Described as a mix between Jeffrey Brown and James Kochalka, Liz''s comics are comprised of short vignettes that capture all the cute, gross, and endearing aspects of relationships. It''s the perfect book for all those fans of autobiographical comics who want to see a happy ending.