Kevin Cannon

C’mon, grab your friends and head to distant lands in this new Adventure Time compendium, collecting stories from some truly mathematical authors—including Mariko Tamaki, Delilah S. Dawson, Kevin Cannon, and more—as well as the radical Adventure Time shorts from the series’ original run! Crowning the Best Princess Ever, conquering a mysterious Hot Air Balloon Race & Vocabulary Refresher, navigating life with their very own doubles, finding a way to bring inspiration back to the pages of a comic book, cute puppies (cute puppies!!!) . . . it’s just another day in the life of Finn, Jake, and all their friends in the land of Ooo! These tales and more are waiting in the pages of this Adventure Time compendium, collecting issues #62–75 from authors Mariko Tamaki (Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up with Me), Delilah S. Dawson (Sparrowhawk), Kevin Cannon (The Cartoon Introduction to Philosophy), and more, and artists Ian McGinty (Bee and PuppyCat), Joey McCormick (Tales of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles), Jorge Monlongo (Napoleon Dynamite), and more!

Today’s information environments are complex, and learning how to find relevant and reliable information online, as well as how to fact-check and evaluate that information, is essential. Enter Information Now, a graphic guide that uses humor and sequential art to teach students about information, research, and the web. This second edition of the popular guide incorporates critical analysis of information systems, asking students to think about the biases and problems in how databases and search engines are designed and used. It also addresses how different populations of people are disproportionately affected by the algorithmic biases built into information systems. And it includes revised critical thinking exercises in every chapter. Written and revised by library professionals, Information Now is a fun and insightful tool for high school and college students, writers, and anyone wanting to improve their research skills.

Understanding Rhetoric is the first of its kind, illustrated guide to writing that delivers expert writing advice through engaging visuals.

Straight from the pages of the hit digital series Double Barrel!You've never seen a Cold War like this! In Crater XV, the follow-up to2009's Eisner-nominated Far Arden, Kevin Cannon weaves together anintoxicating tale of swashbuckling adventure, abandoned moon bases, bloodthirstywalruses, rogue astronauts, two-faced femme fatales, sailboat chases, Siberianpirates, international Arctic politics, and a gaggle of horny orphans. Mixed upin all of this are Army Shanks, our salty sea dog still reeling from adevastating loss, and Wendy Byrd, a plucky teenager who wants nothing more thana one-way ticket off the face of the Earth. For mystery, thrills, and Arcticchills, set a course for Crater XV!

Meet Army Shanks - crusty old sea dog and legendary brawler of thehigh Arctic seas! He's got just one mission: to find the mythical islandparadise known as Far Arden, which lies hidden (so they say) in the wintryoceans of the far North. But there's more than just water standing betweenShanks and his goal: he'll have to contend with circus performers, adorableorphans, heinous villains, bitter ex-lovers, well-meaning undergraduates, andthe full might of the Royal Canadian Arctic Navy! Not to mention he's not sosure how to get to Far Arden in the first place... In his first solo graphic novel, Kevin Cannon (Top Ten; BoneSharps, Cowboys, and Thunder Lizards) proves himself a master spinner ofyarns with Far Arden.