The final issue of HATE REVISITED is upon us! The Bradley boys-brothers Butch and Buddy, and Buddy's son, Harold- take center stage in a rousing conclusion that spans 1980s suburban New Jersey to present day Seattle, settling old scores and finding some grace along the way. If this is the end of HATE, it's a fitting end to one of the great humor series of all time.

Also, this season, a new box set collects the latest two volumes (Vols. 21 and 22) of the paperback series.

In the 22nd volume of The Complete Peanuts , new in paperback, Schulz's cartooning has never been more expressive, and the strip continues to surprise and delight. Welcome Andy to the cast of characters, as all three dog brothers reunite to cheer on Snoopy, who bounces back from a bout of pneumonia. In other news, Charlie Brown is a baseball hero after hitting a game-winning home run. Linus lobbies the White House to nominate Snoopy for an open Supreme Court seat (alas, he doesn't make the cut). And Woodstock discovers his long-lost grandfather's diary, recounting the indignities of life trapped in a (gasp!) birdcage. The Complete Peanuts is the publishing project that launched a renaissance in comic strip publishing and the only place Charles M. Schulz's classic has ever been collected in its entirety. Featuring impeccable production values, each volume of this series features two successive years of newspaper strips (dailies and Sundays), plus bonus material such as celebrity introductions, interviews, and a brief biography of Schulz himself.

, Giorgio Cavazzano Two outrageous books of global Disney comics epics! Mickey Mouse is trapped in cold and snow with a monster below... and the Beagle Boys are giving Scrooge McDuck a super sea battle! Explore classic Disney adventures with Disney Masters Vol. 21: Mickey Mouse: The Monster of Sawtooth Mountain by Paul Murry and Vol. 22: Uncle Scrooge: Operation Galleon Grab by Giorgio Cavazzano! First: in "The Monster of Sawtooth Mountain," Chief O'Hara pitchforks Mickey and Goofy into saving Cousin Frosty's winter resort from big, fat, hairy trouble! From snowballs to cliffside falls, deadly accidents have Sawtooth Mountain in an uproar... and if a man-eating yeti isn't responsible, who is? Then Mickey confronts mystical Hawaiian elves in "Pineapple Poachers" ... and is forced to reform the villainous Pegleg Pete in "Mickey's Strange Mission"! Next: in "Operation Galleon Grab," Uncle Scrooge finds an old model ship covered with clues to a pirate treasure-but hot on its trail are real pirates: rival billionaire John D. Rockerduck and the Beagle Boys! Also in this exciting volume: Donald Duck seeks a crocodile-infested fountain of youth in "There's No Fool Like an Old Fool"; Goofy battles supervillains in "Here Today, Gone Apollo" ... and Scrooge discovers a parallel dimension in "Brother From Another Earth"! Fantagraphics' Disney Masters series unearths a treasure trove of previously unavailable comics epics in the grand Walt Disney tradition: expanding the lore of Mickey, Donald, and Scrooge, anthologizing the work of fan-favorite North American talents, and bringing you the best of the acclaimed international artists who have popularized Disney around the world.

Feted French cartoonist Tardi masterfully dramatizes the activist and singer Dominique Grange's gripping first-person account of the powerful student protest movements that rocked France from the '60s to the '70s. In May 1968, France exploded. Leftist student groups occupied the streets of Paris, riot police clashed with protesters, and a general strike spread across France like wildfire, threatening to grind government and industry to a halt. And at the heart of it all - Elise. Ten years earlier, Elise came to Paris to try her luck in show business. While she met with success as a pop singer, she soon found herself radicalized by the Algerian War and the poor treatment of Algerian immigrants in Paris. For the next 20 years, she would join the fight against labor exploitation, social injustice, and racism in France - risking it all for progressive causes. The firsthand account of activist and singer Dominique Grange, Elise and the New Partisans is an authentic and exhilarating glimpse into the front lines of the spirited social movements of late-20th century France. Drawn with typical mastery by legendary French cartoonist Tardi, this graphic novel resonates powerfully at a time when the fight against injustice still rages.

, Dave Sheridan In this early epic of the hilarious and politically correct Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Freewheelin' Franklin, Phineas, and Fat Freddy think they're in the money when they establish their own low-fare one-vehicle bus line in the full-color (painted!) adventure, "The $29.95 SF to NYC Non-Stop Whiteline Cannonball Express." But that cheap price means lots of unexpected detour - especially when they decide to let the passengers vote on the stops along the way! (Of course, they forget to include the cost of gas in their plans, and they don't seem to understand the meaning of "express.") Then, the brothers give Fat Freddy money to score some weed, and he proudly returns with...an electric train set? Other Freak follies in this volume include all the color strips from the Freak Brothers' adventures as originally published in High Times and Playboy magazines. (Oh, did we say, "politically correct"? Just kidding!) Plus: Fat Freddy's Cat stars in the black-and-white "Chariots of the Globs" and the color "The Burning of Hollywood," along with other solo outings! High Times and Misdemeanors is the fifth release in this special series of seven graphic albums. The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comics have sold more than 45 million copies worldwide in 16 languages. These painstakingly restored hardcovers, featuring die-cut covers, are the first North American bookshelf editions in more than thirty years. The Freak Brothers, the animated series now streaming on Tubi, stars Woody Harrelson, Pete Davidson, John Goodman, and Tiffany Haddish.

Dan DeCarlo redesigned the look of Archie Comics, creating Josie and the Pussycats and Sabrina the Teenage Witch along the way. This lavish retrospective of his work is now expanded and even more generously illustrated with his genre-defining approach to teenage humor and his (sometimes risqué) appreciative delineation of the female form.

My Time Machine unfolds across the socially and politically confused landscape of early 2020, where Carol Lay's middle-aged female protagonist (who bears a suspicious resemblance to the author) embarks on a time-hopping odyssey that takes her from the addled and anxious "contemporary" America to the farthest reaches of time. Finding the blueprints belonging to the eponymous Time Traveler of H.G. Wells' novel, our reluctant and all-too-human heroine enlists her ex-husband Rob's engineering genius in constructing the same kind of machine capable of the same awesome power. With a (more or less) functioning time machine at her disposal, she decides there's no better time to do her part to save humanity from itself and starts looking for (figurative) butterflies to pin down in hopes of altering the history of human civilization and averting the impending effects of climate change. Wary of causing unintended consequences by traveling into the past to change history, she heads into the future, alone, to see if she can gain any insights she can bring back to 2020 that could help change the course of a world suffering from the reckless consequence of the Anthropocene. She anticipates the worst, but that's not quite bad enough: Not only is there the ecological collapse she feared, but by 2035, America has devolved into a fascist state and by 2060 to full blown totalitarianism. It appears environmental havoc is ineluctably accompanied by political disaster. My Time Machine is both a sly, cautionary political satire and a rollicking time travel story, full of playful time travel paradoxes, edge-of-your-seat suspense, breezy badinage, and a deeply felt wonder at the universe. It is serious and funny, timely and timeless (literally).

This entrancing collection of graphic short stories explores the occult forces that touch upon our everyday lives. Within our visible world, there are hidden worlds full of unknown forces whose nature we cannot fathom. Ocultos swirls together a series of stories that form a bridge between our world to the next, where thoughts and dreams can bend and shape reality. A woman in therapy is haunted by disturbing visions; a lonely widower feels a presence wafting through her house; a little boy sees bright red lights flash across the night sky. Vivid dreams, poignant symbols, fleeting sensations - all clues that point to an understanding of what lies beyond. Celebrated for her previous graphic novel, Totem , Spanish comics artist Laura Pérez presents another entrancing vision of magic and mystery. Artfully rendered in her signature wispy, atmospheric pencil lines punctuated by splashes of color, Ocultos is a spiritual, reflective work that will leave you spellbound.

Our newest Disney collection presents three snazzy books packed with fun, laughs, and adventure - each paperback is complete with all the original story and art by Disney legend Carl Barks! In "Ghost in the Grotto," Donald Duck and his nephews try to harvest kelp at Skull-Eye Reef but are soon menaced by a ducknapping ghost in armor, a centuries-old curse, and a giant octopus who - well, what do you think giant octopuses do? (Plus: two bonus stories, by Barks!) Next, when Blacksnake McSquirt's high-tech gang moves into town in "Sheriff of Bullet Valley," Donald Duck, who learned everything he knows about fighting bad guys from the movies, boldly dons a badge and swaggers into the fray. Can Donald solve the mystery? Can you? (The first clue is on the back cover!) Then Donald Duck and his nephews hoist sail on their most momentous quest ever in "The Golden Helmet"! In a rip-roaring race full of twists, turns, and tumultuous upsets, they bound over treacherous seas, slog across treacherous terrain - and get waylaid by treacherous opponents! The prize: a fabulous Viking artifact that will make its finder king of North America! (Plus: three more Barks bonus stories!) Our Adventures Mini Collection features nearly 300 pages of comic adventures in three handy landscape format paperback volumes inside a nifty little slipcase.

, Federico Bertolucci The award-winning creative team of Fréderic Brémaud and Federico Bertolucci ( Love, Little Tails, Brindille ) send Donald Duck and Chip 'n Dale on a wild holiday in a new graphic novel! Donald Duck is driven senseless by Duckburg's hustle and bustle-and the cure might be a peaceful camping trip in the forest primeval. But can our mad mallard find rest and relaxation at last? Not if his greatest forest foes-Chip 'n Dale and Humphrey Bear-have their way! Fréderic Brémaud and Federico Bertolucci, the team behind the world-renowned Love graphic novels, present a comics tribute to Donald's Golden Age animation career. It's a feature-length epic in Brémaud's and Bertolucci's acclaimed pantomime style.