The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Omnibus, Volume 3 Dick Ayers

The Washington Post Sunday Crossword Omnibus, Volume 3 Dick AyersSeries: The Washington Post From the pages of one of the foremost national news magazines, The Washington Post Sunday crosswords are recognized for their erudition and wit. These 200 capitol puzzles have been carefully selected and edited by veteran crossword editors William R. MacKaye and Fred Piscop, and are sure to keep your pencil and mind occupied for many, many happy hours. About Artists & Writers: William R. Mackaye has been the crossword

and more) and in a variety of manga-inspired styles

worlds-spanning adventure that is too full of heart to have any room for cynicism

A mysterious warehouse fire

Issunboshi: A Graphic Novel is a lush retelling of the classic Japanese folktale reminding us that one is not born a hero–you must discover the courage to become one

FINDING PEACE (with Nathan St John)

Anchoring the issue is Caitlin Skaalrud’s (USA) inspiring and beautiful “How to Make Comics

Misaki Saitoh is a prolific Japanese manga artist best known for Taimashin and Sarazanmai

Monkey's paw

The Astounding Wolf-Man

The Great Tiger Kingdom of Haan has brought to heel two more powerful countries

Glimmering Waves

focusing not only on the obviously abusive actions but also on the daily slights and snubs that further strain relations between him and his parents