Walt and Skeezix 1933-1934: Book 7
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
The new volume of the Eisner-nominated series, designed and edited by Chris Ware






The new volume of the Eisner-nominated series, designed and edited by Chris Ware
The author, a seasoned writer for the Tonight Show and a standup comedian, shares his life experiences marked by resilience and humor. Having faced significant health challenges, including multiple heart surgeries and a heart attack, he combines his comedic talent with poignant reflections on life and survival. His unique perspective offers a blend of laughter and insight, showcasing how humor can thrive even in the face of adversity.
Set in the summer of 1988, a revitalized sports team faces an ominous threat as Bunny Bunsen takes charge, transforming the Wolves into a competitive force after 25 years. Amidst their newfound success, dark forces emerge, suggesting a werewolf lurks nearby, indifferent to the team's triumphs. The narrative intertwines themes of survival and the supernatural, creating a tense atmosphere as the characters navigate both the pressures of the game and the haunting mystery that could jeopardize their lives.
Explore a unique collection showcasing the early works of Frank King, a master of American comics. This volume highlights his journey to creating "Gasoline Alley," featuring his distinct storytelling style. Included are the complete "Crazy Quilt" and the whimsical "Motorcycle Mike" and "Bobby Make-Believe."
Ninety Devotions to Strengthen Your Relationship with God
Engaging with daily devotions for just ten minutes over three months can profoundly impact one's spiritual journey. Frank King, an experienced evangelist and pastor, presents a collection of reflections that include thematic insights, meditation prompts, and journaling space for personal thoughts. Each entry encourages readers to deepen their relationship with God through prayer and contemplation, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking spiritual growth and connection.
The Gasoline Alley gang enters a new decade with this volume; Skeezix moves from childhood to early adolescence and the high spirits of the 1920s give way to the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Offering a systematic and biblical guide, this book serves as a roadmap for spiritual maturity, aimed at believers seeking a vibrant Christian life. It provides practical steps and insights to deepen faith and enhance one's walk with God.
"Gasoline Alley clearly belongs in the cannon as a deeply American masterwork of cartooning." -Time.com Walt and Skeezix: Book Two collects the Gasoline Alley strips by the great American cartoonist Frank King from 1923 to 1924. King was the first cartoonist to have his characters age in real time and have modern story lines, a landmark conception for comic strips in the early twentieth century. There is a new eighty-page introduction by journalist Jeet Heer.
Focusing on the challenges faced by high school and college students, this Christian novel addresses the issue of poor dating choices among youths and young adults. It offers insights that resonate beyond religious boundaries, making it relatable for a broader audience. The narrative explores the complexities of relationships and the importance of making wise decisions in the realm of dating.
Walt & Skeezix is the inaugural collection of the iconic newspaper strip Gasoline Alley, edited by Chris Ware. This volume reprints the first two years of Frank King's work, showcasing a nostalgic portrayal of early 20th-century American life. Each book includes an introduction by Jeet Heer and rare archival materials, celebrating the legacy of this beloved comic strip.