Comics (Graphic works)
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Comics (Graphic works)
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The concept Comics (Graphic works) represents the subject, aboutness, idea or notion of resources found in University of Missouri-St. Louis Libraries.
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- "But gentlemen marry brunettes"
- "Gentlemen prefer blondes" : the illuminating diary of a professional lady
- A Charlie Brown religion : exploring the spiritual life and work of Charles M. Schulz
- A Smithsonian book of comic-book comics
- A century of political cartoons : caricature in the United States from 1800 to 1900
- A quick & easy guide to they/them pronouns
- A refreshing look at renewable energy with Max Axiom, super scientist
- Adulthood is a myth : a "Sarah's Scribbles" collection
- All in color for a dime
- Alternative comics : an emerging literature
- America's great comic-strip artists
- Amy + Jordan
- As I saw it : a review of our times with 311 cartoons and notes.
- As the crow flies
- Barbarella
- Bed riddance : a posy for the indisposed
- Big mushy happy lump : a "Sarah's Scribbles" collection
- Bill Nye's history of England from the druids to the reign of Henry VIII
- Bird Center cartoons : a chronicle of social happenings at Bird Center, Illinois
- Black superheroes, Milestone comics, and their fans
- By rocking-chair across America
- C D B!
- Can't we talk about something more pleasant?
- Cartoon cavalcade
- Comic book nation : the transformation of youth culture in America
- Comic books and America, 1945-1954
- Comic strips and consumer culture, 1890-1945
- Comics & ideology
- Cousin Joseph : a graphic novel
- Crush
- Daytripper
- Displacement
- Do you know the rhinoceros?
- Do you know tigers?
- Dr. Seuss goes to war : the World War II editorial cartoons of Theodor Seuss Geisel
- Dunt esk!!
- Eartha
- El Deafo
- Encyclopedia of 20th-century American humor
- Exploring a new frontier - credit
- Fun home : a family tragicomic
- Fun home : una familia tragicómica
- God's country : a short history
- Good grief : the story of Charles M. Schulz
- Haven't we met before somewhere? : Germany from the inside and out
- Herblock's special for today
- Herding cats : a "Sarah's scribbles" collection
- Here
- Howtoons: the possibilities are endless
- In our time
- In search of Reagan's brain
- Inside Moebius
- Into the air : the story of the Wright brothers' first flight
- Is this how you see me?
- Kill my mother : a graphic novel
- Krazy & Ignatz : "a kat a'lilt with song" : convening the complete full-page comic strips, with some extra dailies, 1931-32
- Krazy Kat : the comic art of George Herriman
- Let's declare ourselves winners-- and get the hell out
- Lucky book of riddles
- Male call
- Manga : sixty years of Japanese comics
- Manga! Manga! : the world of Japanese comics
- March, Book One
- March, Book three
- Maus : a survivor's tale
- Max
- My favorite thing is monsters, Book one
- Mystery of the sick stream
- Never sniff a gift fish
- No straight lines : four decades of queer comics
- Nonsenseorship
- On a sunbeam
- People recover
- Persepolis 2 : [the story of a return]
- Peter Arno's Hell of a way to run a railroad
- Peter Arno's sizzling platter
- Quest for a job
- R. Crumb checklist of work and criticism : with a biographical supplement and a full set of indexes
- Read my lips, make my day, eat quiche and die!
- Rube Goldberg vs. the machine age : a retrospective exhibition of his work with memoirs and annotations
- Sabrina
- Sacred heart
- Saints
- Satire on stone : the political cartoons of Joseph Keppler
- Schulz and Peanuts : a biography
- Seal of approval : the history of the comics code
- See you in the funny papers : the rich tradition of St. Louis cartooning
- Solanin
- Sprocket man : CPSC comics
- Stuff & nonsense
- The Disney version : the life, times, art, and commerce of Walt Disney
- The Gospel according to Peanuts
- The Jewish graphic novel : critical approaches
- The New Yorker album of drawings, 1925-1975
- The New Yorker twenty-fifth anniversary album, 1925-1950
- The New comics
- The Smithsonian collection of newspaper comics
- The Wake
- The art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye
- The art of Edena
- The art of the comic book : an aesthetic history
- The art of the funnies : an aesthetic history
- The best cartoons from Punch : collected for Americans from England's famous humorous weekly
- The best of impossible worlds
- The best we could do : an illustrated memoir
- The birth of the earth
- The brass ring
- The comics of Rutu Modan : war, love, and secrets
- The complete Concrete
- The complete Wimmen's Comix
- The complete clerihews of E. Clerihew Bentley
- The dawn of life
- The fade out
- The fight at Dame Europa's school : showing how the German boy thrashed the French boy; and how the English boy looked on
- The geek book : cartoons and stories
- The gentleman says it's pixies
- The ghost script : a graphic novel
- The last dandy, Ralph Barton : American artist, 1891-1931
- The left-handed book
- The lie and how we told it
- The life and times of Martha Washington in the twenty-first century
- The listing attic
- The lonely ones
- The miller's tale
- The only child
- The pirates and the mouse : Disney's war against the counterculture
- The plot : the secret story of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion
- The secret loves of geek girls
- The unwanted : stories of the Syrian refugees
- This one summer
- Threads : from the refugee crisis
- Through history with J. Wesley Smith
- Top secret field trip
- Understanding comics : the invisible art
- Undocumented : a worker's fight
- Unflattening
- Up front
- Walt Disney's Donald Duck : 50 years of happy frustration
- Walt Kelly : a retrospective exhibition to celebrate the seventy-fifth anniversary of his birth : Philip Sills Exhibit Hall, the Ohio State University Libraries, Columbus, Ohio, August 1-September 9, 1988
- Watchmen
- We're eating more beets!
- Wuvable oaf : blood & metal
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