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Hey Kids! Comics! Inaugurating 2025

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By James Kochalka, Nicolas Labarre, Tommy Siegel, D. D. Degg
| The Daily Cartoonist
Skip to content →2025→01→15→Comic Books→Comic history→Comic strips→Graphic Novels→Hey Kids! Comics! Inaugurating 2025 Below are some comic strip and cartoon books scheduled for January 2025 release (or so). Images and links from a variety of publishers and outlets, though ordering through your local comic shop or independent book store is a good idea.
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Johnny Boo (Book 10): Johnny Boo and the Midnight Monsters

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By James Kochalka
| topshelfcomix.com
The best little ghost in the world — and his pet ghost, Squiggle — continue their award-winning adventures with a spooky story that can turn any night into Halloween! Are you scared of the dark? Did you know that when the clock strikes twelve, that’s when the midnight monsters come out? Johnny Boo knows, but that won’t stop him from skateboarding on the back of a wild Tiger and plucking pumpkin ice cream from the gaping maw of a Spooky Tree.
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Monkey vs Robot: The Complete Epic

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By James Kochalka
| topshelfcomix.com
A magnum opus from one of the giants of indie cartooning finally gets its due -- in full color, and expanded with a new 120-page grand finale! "An expressive, funny-sad book that rewards us with its deft execution." — Artbomb "The Monkey Vs. Robot books are like the best of children’s literature, in that they appeal to the joyfulness of literature and art that appeals so much to children, while adults can enjoy the structure and techniques." — Ninth Art Since the dawn of time, the eternal...
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