Rob Reger Books in Order

Emily’s first book introduces a fiercely independent girl with black cats, biting observations and a taste for rebellion. Quips and graphic images present her unusual perspective, celebrating the stubborn individuality of someone content to remain different.

This illustrated companion opens the doors to Emily’s peculiar private world, including her house, darkroom and secret language. New artwork and hidden discoveries expand the portrait of an independent girl whose everyday surroundings are anything but ordinary.

Emily invites readers into the strange landscapes of her sleeping imagination. Spooky, frightening and absurd dreams reveal another side of the unconventional girl, using elaborate graphic effects to explore the nightmares and nocturnal ideas that occupy her mind.

This collection traces the visual world of Emily through artwork by Rob Reger, Buzz Parker and collaborators. Stickers, album designs, paintings and intricate paper creations show how a character rooted in skate and punk culture developed across different media.

Emily travels into the eighteenth century to investigate a family mystery and protect an ancestor. Her carefully planned visit becomes a struggle to return home when her time machine loses its fuel, leaving history itself vulnerable to unintended changes.

Emily accidentally creates a duplicate of herself and initially welcomes the chance to share work and multiply mischief. As differences between them emerge, the experiment becomes a troubling exploration of identity and whether both versions can truly be the same person.

Emily’s latest adventure sends her after a secret book vault, an endangered cousin and a stolen cat while enemies threaten her family legacy. Managing a golem and her own unstable mind adds complications to an already unusual inheritance struggle.

A mysterious gift from a long-lost aunt transforms Emily’s thirteenth birthday into an investigation of her origins. The apparent family heirloom holds clues to her lineage and fate, revealing how the unconventional girl came to be who she is.

Emily sets out to win a legendary haunted guitar by creating an extraordinary song. Her fierce preference for doing everything alone becomes an obstacle when success depends on forming a band and accepting help from unfamiliar musicians.

After winning a band competition, Emily and the Strangers receive a record contract that promises a new stage in their musical adventure. Navigating a major corporation and a mystery involving stray cats tests their newly developed ability to work together.

Photographs, drawings and paintings assemble another visual history of Emily the Strange. Reger and Parker revisit the character’s punk roots and cultural evolution through layered artworks that emphasise individuality, dark humour and her familiar feline companions.

Emily and the Strangers head out on tour while a rival band receives the attention their record company denies them. Investigating disappearing cats draws the musicians toward the label’s hidden wrongdoing and a chance to challenge its control.

Independent, science-minded Emily faces a mystery involving lost memories, a secret mission and an array of peculiar inventions. Her black cats and unconventional outlook accompany a puzzle-filled adventure where familiar rules offer little help.

These comics follow thirteen-year-old Emily, whose sharp wit and black cats accompany her through an unconventional world. Encounters with unexpected friends and strange situations reveal a determined outsider’s distinctive approach to boredom, belonging and everyday absurdity.

Five themed comic adventures explore Emily’s encounters with rock music, death, deception, revenge and solitude. Her independent outlook and taste for strange company connect stories and interviews that expand the unconventional world she shares with her black cats.