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Buster Brown
→Six mischievous, full-color Buster Brown comic strips starring Buster and his talking dog, Tige.
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Six mischievous, full-color Buster Brown comic strips starring Buster and his talking dog, Tige.
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Six mischievous, full-color Buster Brown comic strips starring Buster and his talking dog, Tige.
02
A lively first set of Aesop's animal fables, condensed into illustrated rhymes for young readers.
03
A richly illustrated, complete telling of Beauty's journey to the Beast's enchanted palace.
04
The complete Frog Prince story in six concise, illustrated reading pages.
05
Walter Crane's vivid picture-book telling of the classic enchanted-princess fairy tale.
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Kuniyoshi's exuberant sketchbook of warriors, monsters, actors, animals, and comic observations from 1856.
07
A richly illustrated eighteenth-century painting encyclopedia, sampled across its first three volumes.
08
Hokusai's complete three-volume conception of Mount Fuji as landscape, symbol, weather, and everyday companion.
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Utamaro's illustrated Edo scenes accompany kyōka poetry across three compact volumes from the late eighteenth century.
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Three illustrated journeys through Edo by Hiroshige, pairing panoramic city views with their original Japanese captions.
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The complete Pepper & Carrot webcomic: the adventures of a young witch and her cat, arranged in original episode order.
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Selected folios from volumes 1–5 of Hokusai's foundational sketchbooks, preserved by Smithsonian Libraries.
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