graphic novels

Collects three comic stories featuring Garfield, including the title selection in which Garfield and Odie visit ancient Egypt in an alternate universe where cats rule the world.

Jon comes up with the perfect gift for Liz--a photograph of himself, Garfield, and Odie--but taking it is a challenge. Then, when Nermal gets his hands on Pooky, Garfield is forced to be nice to the kitten for a whole day, and, finally, Garfield stands trial in a fish court for crimes against fishkind.

Julie, Lucy, and Alia participate in a dance competition in Paris.

Julie, Lucy, and Alia decide to take an African folk dance class, in addition to their ballet and modern dance classes, but find their extracurricular activities getting in the way at school and at home and must figure out how to balance them if they want to continue to dance.

The girls from Dance Class are puting on a production of "Romeo and Juliet" with Julie in the lead role.

Best friends Julie, Lucy, and Alia all share a love of dance, a "frenemy" named Carla, and an interest in an attractive hip-hop dance instructor named KT, and as the girls prepare for the ballet "Sleeping Beauty," they would love to have KT play the prince.

Spider-Man, She-Hulk, and Tigra battle the Leader with the help of Bebop, a dog with super powers.

The conclusion to the four-part Infinity Gauntlet story where in reaction to the sudden disappearance of over three billion people from Earth, a group of super-beings, including Spider-Man, the Hulk, Wolverine, Doctor Doom, and Ms. Marvel, is sent to the center of the galaxy to investigate the source of the space-time wave that passed over the planet at the time of the disappearances.

Amelia McBride and her friends at Joe McCarthy Elementary School try to figure out how to be popular, or at least not to be unpopular.

The story of two Mauritanian children whose father's service to Rome had earned him citizenship, but were sold into slavery anyway.