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Table of Contents MASTER LIST OF CONTENTS Volume 1 Master List of Contents .............................................vii Clumsy..................................................................... 162 Publisher’s Note .........................................................xi Color Trilogy, The ................................................... 166 Introduction ............................................................... xv Complete Essex County, The ................................... 170 Contributors ............................................................xvii Complete Fritz the Cat, The .................................... 174 Contract with God, And Other A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge........................... 1 Tenement Stories, A ...........................................179 Adventures of Luther Arkwright, The .......................... 5 Curious Case of Benjamin Button, The................... 183 Adventures of Tintin, The ............................................ 9 David Boring ........................................................... 187 Age of Bronze: The Story of the Trojan War ............. 15 Dead Memory .......................................................... 190 Age of Reptiles .......................................................... 20 Dear Julia ............................................................... 194 Airtight Garage of Jerry Cornelius .......................... 24 Deogratias: A Tale of Rwanda ................................ 198 Alan’s War: The Memories of G.I. Alan Cope........... 28 Diary of a Mosquito Abatement Man ...................... 202 Alec: The Years Have Pants ...................................... 32 Dropsie Avenue: The Neighborhood ....................... 205 Alice in Sunderland: An Entertainment .................... 37 Dykes to Watch Out For .......................................... 209 Aliens ......................................................................... 41 Ed the Happy Clown: The Definitive Ed Book ........ 214 American Born Chinese ............................................ 46 Elk’s Run ................................................................. 218 American Splendor: From off the Streets of Embroideries ........................................................... 222 Cleveland.................................................... 50 Epileptic .................................................................. 226 Anya’s Ghost ............................................................. 55 Ethel and Ernest: A True Story ............................... 231 Arrival, The ............................................................... 59 Exit Wounds ............................................................. 234 Asterios Polyp ........................................................... 63 Far Arden ................................................................ 238 Asterix ....................................................................... 67 Fax from Sarajevo: A Story of Survival .................. 242 Aya of Yopougon ........................................................ 72 The Fixer: A Story from Sarajevo ........................... 246 Bacchus ..................................................................... 77 Flaming Carrot Comics .......................................... 250 Ballad of Doctor Richardson, The ............................ 82 Flood! A Novel in Pictures ...................................... 255 Berlin: City of Stones ................................................ 86 Footnotes in Gaza: A Graphic Novel ...................... 259 Binky Brown Sampler ................................................ 89 Frank Book, The ...................................................... 263 Black Hole ................................................................. 93 Friends with Boys ................................................... 267 Blackmark ................................................................. 97 From Hell: Being a Melodrama in Sixteen Parts ..... 271 Blankets: An Illustrated Novel ................................ 101 Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic ........................... 276 Blueberry ................................................................. 105 Gemma Bovery ........................................................ 281 Bone ........................................................................ 112 Get a Life ................................................................. 286 Book of Genesis, The ............................................... 117 Ghost World ............................................................ 290 Boulevard of Broken Dreams, The .......................... 121 Give It Up! And Other Short Stories ....................... 296 Box Office Poison .................................................... 125 Glacial Period ......................................................... 300 Boxers and Saints .................................................... 128 Golem’s Mighty Swing, The .................................... 304 Burma Chronicles ................................................... 133 Goliath .................................................................... 308 Cages....................................................................... 137 Good-Bye, Chunky Rice .......................................... 311 Cancer Vixen: A True Story .................................... 141 Hard Boiled ............................................................. 315 Cartoon History of the Universe, The ..................... 145 Harum Scarum ........................................................ 319 Castle Waiting ......................................................... 149 Harvey Kurtzman’s Jungle Book: Or, Chicken with Plums ................................................. 154 Up from the Apes! (and Right Back Down) .......323 City of Glass ............................................................ 158 Hate ......................................................................... 327 vii MASTER LIST OF CONTENTS Critical Survey of Graphic Novels Haunted .................................................................332 Hicksville ...............................................................343 He Done Her Wrong: The Great American Novel— History of Violence, A ...........................................347 And Not a Word in It ........................................336 Home after Dark ...................................................351 Hey, Wait… ............................................................340 Houdini: The Handcuff King ................................355 Volume 2 Master List of Contents .........................................vii Lucky .....................................................................498 Mail Order Bride ..................................................502 Ice Haven ..............................................................359 Market Day ...........................................................506 Incognegro: A Graphic Mystery ...........................363 Maus: A Survivor’s Tale .......................................509 I Never Liked You: A Comic-Strip Narrative ........367 Metropol: The Complete Series + Metropol A.D. ....514 In the Shadow of No Towers .................................370 Minor Miracles: Long Ago and Once Upon a Time It Rhymes with Lust ...............................................374 Back When Uncles Were Heroic, Cousins Were It’s a Bird . .........................................................377 Clever, and Miracles Happened It’s a Good Life, If You Don’t Weaken: A Picture on Every Block .................................................518 Novella .............................................................380 Monologues for the Coming Plague .....................522 It Was the War of the Trenches ..............................384 Mouse Guard .........................................................526 Jar of Fools: A Picture Story ................................388 My Mommy Is in America and She Met Jew in Communist Prague, A: Buffalo Bill .......................................................531 1. Loss of Innocence ........................................391 Nat Turner .............................................................535 Jew of New York, The: A Historical Romance ......395 Night Fisher ..........................................................540 Jimmy Corrigan: The Smartest Kid on Earth .......398 9/11 Report, The: A Graphic Adaptation ..............543 Journey: The Adventures of Wolverine Notes for a War Story ............................................547 MacAlistaire ....................................................402 Omaha the Cat Dancer .........................................551 Journey into Mohawk Country ..............................407 One! Hundred! Demons! .......................................556 Julius Knipl, Real Estate Photographer: Stories ....411 Our Cancer Year ...................................................560 Kabuki ...................................................................414 Owly ......................................................................564 Kafka .....................................................................419 Palestine ................................................................569 Kampung Boy ........................................................424 Palomar: The Heartbreak Soup Stories ................573 Kane ......................................................................428 Passionate Journey ...............................................577
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