Berke Breathed

When Pickles the elephant turns his life upside-down, Pete the pig comes to realize that a perfectly predictable, practical, and uncomplicated life is not always preferable.

Opus the penguin makes a Christmas wish that he might fly.

This is a bittersweet story about faith and belonging that weaves within it a bicycle, an old stranger, and a young boy who can't afford to believe. Berkley Breathed retells his father's story in poignant, sometimes funny text accompanied by seventeen watercolor paintings that bring the fifty year old tale to life. Plus, of course, there is a remarkable tree still standing in a Northwest forest that guards the evidence forever. Included is a photograph...

Thanks to the galactic pie-rats, thinking Earth would be a good spot for a potty break, Bill the Cat finds a place to belong.

In July of 2015, Breathed reintroduced the world to his brand new Bloom County comic strips, ending a self-imposed exile of more than 25 years. Discover the new adventures of Opus, Bill the Cat, Steve Dallas, Milo Bloom, and the rest of your favorite characters. Includes a commentary throughout by a selection of his Facebook fans.

A twenty-fifth anniversary compendium of comics featuring the lovable, maladjusted penguin and his companions Bill the Cat, Steve Dallas, and Portnoy follows their shared adventures.

"A Bloom County book." Selections from the author's comic strip, Bloom County.

"The residents of Bloom County are back to put their trademark tragi-comic spin on the horrors of the last year, so lock all your worries in the anxiety closet for a bit. Who knows? When you come back they may be just the tiniest bit funnier." --Amazon.com

After being framed by a jealous poodle, a dachshund is left for dead, but comes back with a group of mutts from the National Last Ditch Dog Depository to disrupt the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club dog show and exact revenge on Cassius the poodle.

A retrospective of the Bloom County comic strip from 1986 until its conclusion in 1989. One of the most beloved and avidly read comic strips of all time, Bloom County not only became a part of, but helped define, the popular culture of a decade.