Andrew Hussie

A full-color, hardcover collector’s edition of the landmark webcomic. Years in the past, but not many, a webcomic launched that would captivate legions of devoted fans around the world and take them on a mind-bending, genre-defying epic journey that would forever change the way they look at stairs. And buckets. And possibly horses. Now this sprawling saga has been immortalized on dead trees with notes from author Andrew Hussie explaining what the hell he was thinking as he brought this monster to life. A must-have for Homestuck fans who want to re-experience the saga or for new readers looking for a gateway to enter this rich universe. A silly girl naps by her flowers. It is quite likely that she is about to—or already has, or will forget and then remember to—engage in a variety of silly antics involving pumpkins, rifles, narcolepsy, precognitive prognostication, dream selves, haunting bass solos, and an ageless, near-omnipotent pet dog.

Book 2: Act 3 & Intermission

Homestuck

Problem Sleuth

Tales of dubious authenticity. Ten years ago, a young man stood in his bedroom. The events set in motion that day would change his and his friends' lives forever, for the better and the worse (and the ridiculous). Now, in the aftermath, he has to make a choice: Meat or Candy?

Volume Meat / Volume Candy

The Homestuck Epilogues

A young man stands in his bedroom. It just so happens that he’s about to embark on an adventure involving birthday cakes, magic chests, hammers, arms (detachable and otherwise), harlequins, imps, eccentric architecture, movable home furnishings, bunnies, and a video game that will destroy the world. -- VIZ Media

Book 1: Act 1 & Act 2

Homestuck, Book 1: Act 1 & Act 2

Black Liquid Sorrow

As the game sessions tick down into their final hours, the players spin up into frenzied action. Their rivalries and ridiculously elaborate competing plans entail 2pooky paranormal phenomena, random teleportation murders, grimdarkness, crazy suicide missions, silly conversations, password nonsense, lipstick chainsaw retribution, wrecking some havoc, and being santa. -- VIZ Media

Act 5 Act 2 Part 2

Homestuck, Book 6: Act 5 Act 2 Part 2

This Is Complete Bullshit

This is what being a hard boiled problem sleuth is all about. It's about being a strong, silent type, oozing with confidence, charisma, and other fine qualities such as not being trapped in your own office. It's about having a working phone. A real desk. Not one, but two steak dinners. And some hysterical broad on the line, yackin' about some fella she's got troubles with. It's always the same thing with dames. You comfort yourself in your sublime fantasy by now and then saying things into the phone such as, "Now calm down a second, toots..." and "Hey, take it easy, sweetheart. I can barely understand a word you're sayin'..." Being a hard boiled problem sleuth is what this book is all about.Volume 1 contains chapters 1 through 5, plus a whole lot of author's notes and extra drawings, a foreword by Ryan North, and swear words!

Problem Sleuth Book One

Compensation, Adequate

Four kids start playing a game. Along the way they’re bound to encounter sprites, exiles, guardians, consorts, time-hopping future selves, mystical dream oracle doppelgangers, paradox clones, a Secret Wizard, too many Daves, incompetent trolling, and the human emotion called friendship. -- VIZ Media

Book 3: Act 4

Homestuck, Book 3: Act 4

The game is on and time is running out...and back...and in loops, offshoots, and splinters. The time travel trolling campaign is in full, bewildering effect, as the players engage in sloppy shenanigans including dark magic, various investment scams, awkward advances, CULTUR4L 3XCH4NG3S, a ridiculous num8er of irons in the fire, a weird sort of alien hate-love thing, and a legendary nap. -- VIZ Media

Book 5: Act 5 Act 2 Part 1

Homestuck, Book 5: Act 5 Act 2 Part 1

Whistles, a clown in the Starlight Calliope circus, was beloved by all. One day an accident nearly cost him his life, and he became exposed to the corrupt underworld of the circus, rife with murder and cannibalism. Forced to flee, he experiences the hardships of the world such as homesickness and prostitution. But his spirit remains bright and optimistic. The six chapter series documents his journeys, and his long quest to return to the circus and his master. Written and Illustrated by Andrew Hussie of Homestuck and MS Paint Adventures, Whistles was his first published graphic novel and it stands alongside other SLG dark humor classics such as Johnny the Homicidal Maniac. Editorial Reviews Review "It's Pinocchio meets Candide meets Kubrick doing funny... Twisted but clever.... the action reaches out and squirts you in the eye." --Mark Moyes, Rue-Morgue magazine "Whistles comes across as one of the strongest and most instantly winning and winsome dark fables I've read since Johnny the Homicidal Maniac, with a similar level of stark and unexpected horror, but a heftier dose of heart and honest character evolution than even that aforementioned classic managed to achieve." --Dave Baxter, Brokenfrontier.com

The Starlight Calliope Hard Cover

Whistles Volume One

Twelve trolls start playing a game. Their extensive and convoluted journey will involve extreme role playing, dreadful cinema, emotional theatrics and romantic intrigue, dou8lecrossings and backsta88ery, payback scenarios, mIrAcLeS, a levitating ghostly amphibian, and the troll disease called friendship. -- VIZ Media

Book 4: Act 5 Act 1

Homestuck, Book 4: Act 5 Act 1

Details the adventures of Whistles, a clown in the Starlight Calliope circus, who retains his innocence and optimism even as he is forced to flee after being exposed to the corrupt underworld of the circus.

The Starlight Calliope

A silly girl naps by her flowers. It is quite likely that she is about to—or already has, or will forget and then remember to—engage in a variety of silly antics involving pumpkins, rifles, narcolepsy, precognitive prognostication, dream selves, haunting bass solos, and an ageless, near-omnipotent pet dog. -- VIZ Media

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