Kuper, Peter

Presents a wordless comic tale about a barren landscape and the rise of an empire.

A graphic novel adaptation of Franz Kafka's story of a young man who faces disgrace and alienation after waking up one morning to find himself transformed into a giant beetle.

An adaptation of Franz Kafka's story of a young man who faces disgrace and alienation after waking up one morning to find himself transformed into a giant beetle-like insect. Presented in graphic novel form.

Page after page of stupid schemes, preposterous plots and crazy confrontations ignite their never-ending back and forth battles.

As the Black Spy and the White Spy try to finish each other off once and for all, the mysterious Gray Lady Spy steps in to stir things up.

Theo the cat has learned to play only one blue note on his saxophone, but when a magical rocket ship carries him to the moon, he joins Charlie Porker, Nat King Cobra, Duck Ellington, and other great jazz musicians in a jam session.

A wordless comic tale in which a stone giant, spit from a volcano, becomes a demanding despot intent on conquering the world--but he meets with resistance that ultimately leads to his demise.

A collection of comic strips by Peter Kuper which first appeared in the "New York Times".