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Celebrate the joys and chaos of Christmas in this hilarious, illustrated, officially licensed picture book for comic book fans of all ages as Batman faces his most formidable challenge yet--his family during the holidays.Bruce Wayne is going to need a bigger mansion when the entire Bat-family comes home for Christmas. As the kids debate over what to get Batman--the man who has everything--and the Bat-pets run amok, crime doesn't take a holiday. The Joker's on the loose and Catwoman plots to make the naughty list. All the while, Batman's faithful butler Alfred just wants everyone to stand still long enough to take a nice family photo. Far from having a silent night, Batman and the gang will need a Christmas miracle to make it until morning. With lively illustrations, this official DC Christmas book from bestselling author Doogie Horner will charm and delight caped crusaders of all ages.

Known for her charming animal illustrations that are "guaranteed to make you smile" (Good Housekeeping), internationally bestselling author and illustrator Liz Climo is back with a new collection of 100 comics that celebrate the joy of life's littlest moments. Every page of Life in the Present is brimming with Liz Climo's patented blend of humor and warm-hearted wisdom, and her adorable bears, otters, bunny rabbits, and hamsters (among others) help us all to see the beauty in life's least significant occasions. ​Whether they're grabbing for a slice of pizza that's just out of reach or trying to gather the energy to go out on a Friday night, the delightful animal characters depicted in these comics--75 of which are brand new and never-before-seen--are guaranteed to brighten your day.

One of the world's most ubiquitous and relatable memes comes to print as cartoonist KC Green presents a darkly comforting collection of cartoons featuring Question Hound, the character who captivated the world with three words, "This is fine." Every day offers a new onslaught of disasters--from finances to dating to spontaneous combustion--but somehow we're all supposed to act like everything is normal. No one understands that better than Question Hound, who possesses what the Washington Post describes as "stiff-lipped acceptance or wide-eyed denial." Perhaps it's both, as Question Hound navigates all the everyday horrors determined to beat him down. Follow along with dozens of hilarious brand-new cartoons by KC Green. If you don't know whether to laugh or cry, just keep repeating "This is fine."