Michael Sweater

Michael Sweaters Silver Sprocket debut is back in dazzling full-color. Revel in shades of Gary Larsons subversive cute animal absurdism, Matt Groenings bone-dry deadpan, and Bill Wattersons pre-adult philosophical inquiry.

The follow up to Michael Sweater's cult hit Please Destroy My Enemies that BoingBoing called "darlingly ironic and awful" is now available! Featuring such new characters as Karate Dad, man who hates computers, and the feral girl. This book is sure to please anyone who hates Twitter, the government, or just themselves.

Who are Clovers parents? No one knows, but shes a good kid despite being raised by a household with an enthusiasm for petty vandalism, dumpster-diving, and violent video games. Please Keep Warm is a tender adventure in personal growth with plenty of buckwild shenanigans, high drama, and laughs. Its nice and gross at the same time!

There's no knight braver than Sparky Muttson! (Except maybe his enthusiastic and very cute apprentice, Pugsly.) They're ready for their first adventure together, and luckily, a kind old farmer is conveniently ready to show them the way to a cathedral full of treasure. While this quest might not turn out exactly how they expected, Sparky and Pugsly have the chops to make it throughno bones about it!

Noah and Calla are high, hungry, and should probably go outside. Unfortunately, the outside sucks. You can't even get a burger without the whole place almost burning down! Michael Sweater combines 90s animation nostalgia, sitcom antics, and a seasoning of stoner comedy in this new series.

Noah is broke and hates his job at the sandwich shop, but his luck changes when a mysterious bloodied stranger hides a bag of money in the customer restroom. What, like Noah's not going to take free money? Suddenly Noah has both the personality and the means to become the rich jerk he's always dreamed of becoming -- if he can manage to hold onto the cash.

It's last call, and Noah miraculously has an after-hours date lined up with a cutie. But first he's gotta make a pit stop in the bathroom, and weirdly so do his friends. When disaster strikes and the door gets stuck, can our heroes escape with their lives? Blood, beer, and sewage-soaked chaos ensues! Michael Sweater combines '90s animation nostalgia, sitcom antics, and a seasoning of stoner comedy in this hilarious comic series. Includes a foil cardstock...

Do video games cause violence? No, but they do cause Noah to smell absolutely horrible from playing an MMO for three days straight. Can Calla break the spell, or will she get trapped by the sweaty paws of King Crushskull too? Michael Sweater combines '90s animation nostalgia, sitcom antics, and a seasoning of stoner comedy in this hilarious new comic series.

"A garden-tending wizerd is dragged into the adventuring life by a small warrior princess, as they seek the ingredients of a wish-granting potion. (The warrior princesses' wish? To get big and strong -- and hunky! -- really hunky!) Thanks to ransacking goblins, a too-noble knight, an evil wych, and the warrior's endless appetite, securing the potion ingredients won't be as quick or as simple as the wizerd had hoped!"-- Publisher's description.

Good Boy Magazine is back, chock full of the finest, highest quality comics around! This issue: an interview with Gerard Way, plus over 100 brand new, full-color pages from superstar artists like Benji Nate, Michael Sweater, Alex Krokus, Ashley Robin Franklin, and more. Read comics or go to hell.