Eisner, Will

Examines the fundamentals of storytelling in comic book style and offers advice on story construction and visual narratives.

Presents a guide to graphic storytelling, covering fundamental theories and techniques and addressing topics such as dialogue, anatomy, framing, and other aspects of the process, including the use of digital media, with examples from artists such as R. Crumb, Al Capp, and Art Spiegelman.

The nearly complete run of the weekly serial, created by the author under the pen name Willis B. Rensie, featuring the adventures of an 18th-century pirate of the Caribbean called "The Hawk," who, with his crew, sailed the seas defending the defenseless and fighting for equality.

A collection of preliminary rough sketches from Disney animator Will Eisner, including many sketches from popular Disney movies.

A collection of seven graphic stories by Will Eisner which appeared in the pages of "Will Eisner's Quarterly," including "A sunset in Sunshine City," an autobiographical story about the author's transition from New York to Floridaupon retirement.

A graphic novel by Will Eisner that depicts the rise of modern antisemitic thought in the world.

A cartoon version of Don Quixote in which a man with noble intentions attempts to be a wandering knight even though theage of knighthood is over.

A good prince, turned into a frog by a spiteful wizard, exacts from a princess a promise which she is reluctant to fulfill, despite his kindness and her desire not to hurt him.