Jeffrey Brown

Three years ago, an alien race of shape-changing robots came to Earth, firedray guns at each other for a while, then gave up and flew away. But they leftbehind one thing: Shootertron, the cunning leader of the evil Fantasticons! Fortunately for Earth, Shootertron's memory is a little fuzzy. Unfortunately forEarth, the rest of the Incredible Change-Bots seem to be on their way back! It'sall-new action, drama, and comedy as Shootertron struggles to find an identityon Earth and the rest of the Change-Bots struggle to accomplish much ofanything. Hilarious and gleefully childlike, Jeffrey Brown's Incredible Change-BotsTwo is a nostalgic tribute to Saturday morning cartoons.

Undeleted Scenes presents a decade's worth of shorter worksfrom indie comics legend Jeffrey Brown. This huge compendium contains storiesfrom the previous collections Minisulk, Every Girl Is the End of theWorld for Me, and Feeble Attempts, as well as Jeffrey's workfrom anthologies such as Kramers Ergot and McSweeney's, plus rarematerial from minicomics and elsewhere, including dozens of pages ofnever-before-seen material. Spanning humor, autobiography, and beyond, some ofJeffrey's most beloved comics are in here - including thefan-favorite self-parody collection Be A Man!

Funny Misshapen Body is the story of Jeffrey Brown's evolution as a cartoonist, from his youthful obsession with superhero comics to his disillusionment with fine art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. Drawn with Brown's scratchy, spare, trademark style, Funny Misshapen Body resonates with true-to-life observations on love, fear, and ambition. Through his bare bones graphic style, he reveals his most embarrassing personal moments in raw, intimate detail -- including how he survived high school, binge drinking, mild drug experimentation, doomed friendships, and being diagnosed with Crohn's disease. Ultimately coming to terms with his art and identity, Brown describes the ups and downs of his adolescence with understated simplicity, dark humor, and charm.

Far away in space, there is a planet full of robots able to change fromrobot form to vehicle form - the Incredible Change-Bots! Leaving their wartorn planet, the Change-Bots arrive on Earth, where their battle continues- but at what cost?! Part parody, part nostalgic tribute, part moralfable, Jeffrey Brown re-invents the shape changing robot genre into anoccasionally stopping action comedy half-full of romance, drama and epicbattles!

The final chapter of Jeffrey Brown's so-called "Girlfriend Trilogy." AEIOU continues to explore the subtleties of relationships examined inClumsy and Unlikely, concentrating this time on the differencesbetween knowing and loving someone, invoking the reader's relationship with thebook as a parallel to being involved with someone. The story is told withBrown's trademark expressive drawings and juxtaposition of humor andheartache.

An irreverent and clever super-hero parody, featuring the most amazing hero of all time: Bighead. Witness inept villains clash with an all-too-emotional hero, in the epic graphic novel that will leap all clichs in a single bound.