Haiku is a form of Japanese poetry. Haiku is also a little cat who can't seem to stay out of trouble. A CAT NAMED HAIKU tells the story of the day in the life of the mischievous little cat, as he learns a valuable lesson on love told completely in haiku. After disobeying his owner, Haiku discovers that at the end of the day even if someone is mad at you it doesn't mean they still don't love you. From climbing curtains to trying to eat the pet goldfish, all of Haiku's antics are chronicled in the three line poetry of his namesake.

The Cat Named Haiku coloring book has all new images of the mischievous little cat. Perfect for all fans of coloring.

Stan Kidderick, Ninja P.I. is not really a ninja at all. And in fact, he's not even a very good private investigator. He can't actually use the sword he carries around and he only wears a ninja mask, which he never takes off. He seems quite strange, but he's just a man who coped with having everything he loved in life taken away from him, by convincing himself he was meant to fight crime as a ninja detective. Yes he's lonely, and yes he's only hiding from the pain of his former life. But he's busy working whatever cases he can get using his true calling and talent in life, computers.

Romance comics have an outdated and cheesy stigma about them, but once they played a large role within comic history. Within the third phase of the Golden Era (1948 to 1954) comic readership was at an all-time high, read by both men and women, and romance comics were one of the five genres that kept comic readership diverse. In an attempt to bring more diversity back to comics, Arcana is proud to present the Amour anthology!

A perfect gift for Valentine's Day, Arcana's Amour anthology brings the magic of romance comics to a new readership. Once one of the best-selling genres in American comics, romance comics were read by millions of men and women every week. Now, to increase the diversity on the comics rack, Amour presents some new and charming romantic stories in the comics format!

From the producers of Napoleon Dynamite and The Daily Show with Jon Stewart! A group of high school outcasts, each alienated for a different reason, are thrown together as the staff of the school paper. But these kids just happen to live in Creepsville: a small retro-American town where monsters, humans, aliens, superheroes, robots, and mad scientists all live and work together.

A group of high school outcasts, each alienated for a different reason, are thrown together as the staff of the school paper, but these kids just happen to live in Creepsville: a small retro-American town where monsters, humans, aliens, superheroes, robots, and mad scientists all live and work together.

A group of high school outcasts, each alienated for a different reason, are thrown together as the staff of the school paper, but these kids just happen to live in Creepsville: a small retro-American town where monsters, humans, aliens, superheroes, robots, and mad scientists all live and work together.

A group of high school outcasts, each alienated for a different reason, are thrown together as the staff of the school paper, but these kids just happen to live in Creepsville: a small retro-American town where monsters, humans, aliens, superheroes, robots, and mad scientists all live and work together.

A group of high school outcasts, each alienated for a different reason, are thrown together as the staff of the school paper, but these kids just happen to live in Creepsville: a small retro-American town where monsters, humans, aliens, superheroes, robots, and mad scientists all live and work together.