Regular Show #22
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: Mad Rupert
Artist: Allison Strejlau
At a local “Nostalgia Night” at a comics shop, memories of the weird movie Rigby saw as a kid begin to return. When he and Mordecai search the Internet to find more details, they discover a strange code hidden in the message boards.
Regular Show Vol. 3 TP
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: KC Green
Artists: Allison Strejlau
It’s not junk! When Benson tries to organize a yard sale, Rigby has trouble letting go of his stuff. But when he becomes possessed by an old forgotten set of Pogs, it’s his stuff that won’t let go of him! Will Mordecai and the crew be able to defeat the vengeful spirit of the ‘90s? It’s nostalgia at its most epic, written by KC Green and illustrated by Allison Strejlau. Collects issues #9-12.
Regular Show #20
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: Nick Sumida
Artist: Allison Strejlau
Genies for everyone! In this outrageous conclusion to “My Own Private Gum Ball,” a poorly-conceived wish lands everyone in the park with their own magic lamp. That’s bad news for the gang, especially since they’re already up to their eyeballs in trouble (or, in Rigby’s case, up to Benson’s eyeballs). Spring Break ends here!
Regular Show #19
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: Nick Sumida
Artist: Allison Strejlau
Rigby and Mordecai’s wishes keep spiraling out of control, but a trip to Genie Beach might offer a solution! Or, um, it might make everything way, way worse.
Regular Show #18
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: Nick Sumida
Artist: Allison Strejlau
When Rigby finds a genie’s lamp, he can finally exact revenge on Benson! However, the boys soon learn to be careful what they wish for as the day quickly goes from their hearts’ desires being fulfilled to something much more troubling!
Regular Show #17
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: Nick Sumida
Artist: Allison Strejlau
Mordecai and Rigby are so tired of Benson yelling at them. They just want a break from their ill-tempered boss, but the these two park workers are about to get an education on what truly makes Benson tick.
Regular Show #16
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Author: K.C. Green
Artist: Allison Strejlau
The smoke is finally clearing and it looks like there is only one victor in this crazy dash of coffee beans and caffeine. Mordecai and Rigby can only make things worse but is Eileen’s insane faith in Rigby going to pull through for her this time around? The coffee shop might just get the suprise of its life.
Regular Show Vol. 2 TP
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Writer: Nick Sumida
Artist: Allison Strejlau
A picture is worth a thousand words, but not in this case! Mordecai and Rigby find themselves in trouble after a selfie war and now they have to destroy all the evidence so no one (especially Margaret) sees Mordecai’s scariest picture. It’s a crazy battle of flashing cameras and Internet shame, written by indie rockstar Nick Sumida and drawn by amazingly gifted Allison Strejlau. Collects Regular Show #3, 6-8.
Regular Show #15
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Writer: KC Green
Artist: Allison Strejlau
It’s the battle of the coffee shops, and it looks like there is no end in sight for this crazy caffeine war. Margaret and Eileen get ready to fight the war but it looks like Mordecai and Rigby might have a plan to help…to hopefully help…it might help but really, it’s just going to be a lot of fun.
Regular Show: Hydration OGN TP
Imprint: KaBOOM!
Writer: Rachel Connor
Artist: Allison Strejlau
Mordecai and Rigby star in their very first original graphic novel for REGULAR SHOW—it’s a long-form story that will be like watching one of their TV episodes. And we’re pretty excited about the team on this: Cartoon Network veteran Rachel Connor (Ed, Edd n Eddy) and Bravest Warriors artist Tessa Stone!
It’s another ridiculous adventure featuring the crazy antics of park employees Mordecai the blue jay and Rigby the raccoon as they try to beat the summer heat.
The summer is turning into a roast-fest and Mordecai and Rigby are desperate to find a way to cool down. But when a mystery pool suddenly appears and offers a chance to beat the heat, it’s only a matter of time before these two best bros find themselves in totally water-logged trouble.
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