Cover: Zane Zlemeša (Latvia). Contributors: A. Burkholder (USA), Brie Moreno (Canada), Cátia Serrão (Portugal), Daniel Lima (Angola), Dāvis Ozols (Latvia), Dunja Janković (Croatia), Dylan Jones (USA), Ernests Kļaviņš (Latvia), Jaakko Pallasvuo (Finland), José Ja Ja Ja (Spain), König Lü.Q. (Switzerland), Līva Kandevica (Latvia), Maija Kurševa (Latvia), Marc Bell (Canada), Mārtiņš Zutis (Latvia), Olaf Ladousse (Spain), Roman Muradov (Russia), Saehan Park (South Korea), Sammy Stein (France), Vincent Fritz (Germany) and Zane Zlemeša (Latvia). Introduction by: Agathe Mareuge (France). Support: Latvian State Culture Capital Foundation Format: A6, 164 pages, full-color, perfect bound, high quality and environmentally friendly Munken paper.

Weird, fun and disturbing comics about friendship by 20 international up and coming comic artists! Wow!

This is the 10th Anniversay Issue and they're celebrating in Latvia! As such, this time around all the contributers (but one) are Latvian. So get ready to Party Latvian Comics Style! published by Biedriba Grafiskie Stasti

Cover: Alabaster Pizzo. Contributors: A. T. Pratt, Alabaster Pizzo, Austin English, Ben Mendelewicz, Caroline Paquita, Courtney Menard, Daniel Zender, Gabrielle Bell, Heather Benjamin, Jane Mai, Jen Tong, Kevin Hooyman, König Lü. Q., Lily Padula, Natalie Andrewson, Rob Corradetti, Sabin Cauldron, Siobhán Gallagher, Thu Tran, Thomas Toye, Tyler Boss, Whit Taylor. Guest Editor: Gabe Fowler Format: A6 (10cm x 15 cm / 4" x 6"), 180 pages, full-color, perfect bound, English

The 31st comics anthology from kuš! explores comics by various international creators that focus loosely on "visitors." Contributors: Aisha Franz (Germany), Anna Sailamaa (Finland), Emelie Östergren (Sweden), Inés Estrada (Mexico), João Sobral (Portugal), Jyrki Nissinen (Finland), Kerija Arne (Latvia), König Lü. Q. (Switzerland), Léo Quievreux (France), Liana Mihailova (Latvia), Līva Piterāne (Latvia), Marie Jacotey (France), Matti Hagelberg (Finland), Mikkel Sommer (Denmark), Nicolas Zouliamis (Belgium), Olive Booger (France), Powerpaola (Ecuador), Renata Gąsiorowska (Poland), Tetsu Kayama (Japan), Titas Antanas Vilkaitis (Lithuania), Vivianna Maria Stanislavska (Latvia)

Sushi, eel cookies, sake, ninjas, karate, zen and dysfunctional nuclear power plants are the way one featured artist introduces us to his country. But of course, Japan offers even more than that: manga, for example. We've decided to explore the hidden treasures of the Japanese comics scene and present you a valid wild mix of alternative manga—colourful, diverse and full of surprises. Anthology with comics about the Japan by 22 contributors.

You lost your job, your cat got run over by a car, your relationship is in shambles, your best friend has cancer, your president is a Nazi, the climate is going berserk and your housemate didn't wash the dishes. Life is hell and you feel extremely miserable. The good part of the bad news is that you're not alone: twenty-four artists from araound the world also feel horrible. It's time to share the misery! It can't get any worse now, can it?

Comics anthology about emigration during the Second World War.

Cette anthologie devient folle de bong bong, rassemblant des histoires amusantes et bizarres du monde entier.

Do you want to see the secret palm tree shadow collection? Have you tried living in a cute little flower? Do you think plant have fellings? How do you communicate agony to someone who doesn't care? Will we destroy this planet? Are you scared? What are all these strange questions? Who are asking? Why? Could it simply be 20 artists with wild imaginations drawing comics about plants? If you haven't become a tree yet, calm down, have a deep breath abd start reading -the plant power will grow on you.