Uno Moralez is the first print collection of the mysterious and tantalizing work of talented Russian illustrator, Uno Moralez. Includes a number of full page spreads, narrative comics, and GIF art in printed form.

The fourth issue of our monograph anthology series features the unique and carefree work of illustrator Ping Zhu! Created specifically for Youth in Decline, Frontier #4: Ping Zhu includes 32 pages of color drawings, paintings, and doodles straight from the mind of Ping!

An eerie and stunning original comic by Emily Carroll titled, "Ann by the Bed." Experience the dreadful tale of Ann Herron's bloody murder, and the awful legacy that persists today in Southern Ontario. "Oh, my love... Do you know how many houses there are in town? In the county? Out of so many houses, there is very little chance the lion will come to ours."

Frontier #7 features the story "SexCoven" which revolves around IRL and online relationships, the seductive and secret world of early internet file-sharing, and life inside a commune (cult?).

Tatsuro Kiuchi has an unparalleled eye for capturing the subtle and sublime details of moments in one’s daily life, whether a quiet domestic tenderness between a couple, or the feeling of traveling through a wide open landscape. For our first issue of Frontier 2018, Tatsuro Kiuchi has created a series of new work inspired by his frequent motorcycle trips around the countryside outside of Tokyo. These new pieces are paired with lush, colorful paintings of travel and transit.

A beautiful and captivating new collection of ceramics work by Ako Castuera. Ako Castuera’s ceramic sculptures combine animal, human, landscape and architectural elements, describing an interwoven profusion of life that calls into question our hierarchically ordered beliefs around human / non-human, animate / inanimate. Her hybrid forms suggest a world of upended borders in which connections to people, place, self and other are vividly expressed in a variety of traditional techniques that often give way to unorthodox applications. 32 pages, Color photography, with author interview. A native Angeleno, Ako’s roots carry rich material and intangible cultural heritage from Okinawa and Mexico into today’s American mainstream culture. Her sculptures and paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the United States, and her work can also be seen in the popular animated television show, “Adventure Time,” for which she was a storyboard artist and writer for several seasons.

Tiffany presents sketches, studies, and daily comics pulled from her own diary, kept in a sketchbook on her honeymoon traveling in Japan with her husband Myles.

For the first issue of our 2019 series, Hannah Waldron shares her new weavings recounting imagery and moments from her travels in Baja California. Pushing the boundaries of format and storytelling, this beautiful collection is a stunning addition to the award-winning Frontier series. Hannah Waldron is an artist & designer based in the UK. Her graphic and narrative-led image-making has been applied across a range of media from print to textiles, at both a personal and architectural scale.

For this delightful issue, Derek Yu brings readers into his vault of sketchbooks and hard drives spanning the last 10 years. We are honored to share an issue about the creative process itself, seen through early works, concept art, prototypes, and personal reflections from one of the most compelling and groundbreaking indie game developers in the world. Derek Yu is a founding member of the Bay Area cartoonist crew The Bang Gang, and award-winning creator of the games Eternal Daughter, Aquaria, I'M OK, Spelunky. He is currently working on two(!) hotly-anticipated games, UFO 50 and Spelunky 2.

For the final issue of 2019, Frontier is beyond honored to bring Tunde Adebimpe back to his cartoonist roots with this moving book of all-new stories. Here, Tunde weaves his own recent past (and familial mysteries) together with an intense and poetic meditation on mortality (and descendents). An electric mix of nostalgia, nihilism, and humor, the issue spans visual styles with confident ease. Well known as the lead singer and founding member of the band TV on the Radio, Tunde Adebimpe is a polymath whose creative expression has found home in award-winning work as a musician, writer, animator, artist, director, and actor.