Graham Annable Books in Order

These twenty-four comic stories turn ordinary people and situations toward dark absurdity. A man's obsession with Polaroids, children's cruel games, and a factory worker's unexpected creativity expose unsettling impulses beneath everyday routines and relationships.

This collection of short comics pairs dark humor with moments of sadness and innocence. Annable's spare, fluid drawings follow everyday situations into strange territory, often letting silence and small gestures carry the story's emotional weight.

An anthology of short comics gathers cartoonists with different drawing styles and approaches to humor. Everyday observations, playful absurdity, and comic timing connect their contributions, including work by Graham Annable and fellow illustrators and animators.

George Stickleback spends his days with his cat, surrounded by carefully arranged figures made from toilet paper. An obligation to comfort a friend pulls him out of his apartment and disrupts the routines that hold his world together.

Friends who meet over coffee contribute their doodles and comic stories to this humor anthology. Their varied styles turn observations about life into jokes and odd encounters, with Graham Annable among the participating cartoonists.

Guest editor Lynda Barry selects comics by contributors including Graham Annable, Alison Bechdel, and Chris Ware. The anthology brings together different visual styles and ways of telling stories, spanning intimate experiences, social observations, and imaginative departures.

This collection combines earlier Grickle comics with new and rarely seen material. Annable's spare characters encounter strange variations on everyday life, with stories that move between humor and poignancy through fluid drawings and expressive gestures.

Peter loves staying in their tree, while Ernesto wants to explore the world beyond it. When Ernesto leaves on an adventure, the two sloth friends must discover how their different needs fit within their friendship.

A hurricane destroys the sloths' home, forcing Peter, Ernesto, and their friends into the jungle to find another tree. Their different approaches to danger complicate a journey through unfamiliar territory filled with threatening animals.

When Bernard disappears at sunset, Peter and Ernesto gather their friends for a search. The sloths venture into a jungle filled with nocturnal creatures and rumors of a dragon, where darkness makes familiar surroundings newly frightening.

Davis and Emily dread their teacher’s demand that the class tell its scariest stories. Five illustrated tales lead readers toward a face in the forest, a vanished village, and other nightmares hiding behind an ordinary school assignment.