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Comic strips books: top picks
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Best overall Simon & SchusterCalvin and Hobbes: The Complete Collection
A beloved classic comic strip collection that delights readers of all ages with its humor and heart.
- Timeless humor
- Beautiful hardcover set
- Appeals to all ages
- Expensive
- Heavy to carry
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Best for collectors Fantagraphics BooksThe Complete Peanuts, 1950-1952
The first volume of Charles Schulz's iconic strip, lovingly restored and annotated.
- High-quality reproduction
- Informative annotations
- Historical significance
- Format may be bulky
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Best for humor lovers Andrews McMeel PublishingThe Complete Far Side, 1980-1994
Gary Larson's offbeat and witty comic strip compendium, a must-have for fans of surreal humor.
- Unique humor
- Comprehensive collection
- Great gift
- Large and heavy
- Some strips may offend
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Best for political satire fans IDWBloom County: The Complete Library, Vol. 1
Berkeley Breathed's politically charged and hilarious comic strip, collected in a high-quality edition.
- Smart satire
- Entertaining characters
- Excellent extras
- Political focus may not appeal to all
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Best office humorDilbert: 20 Years of Dilbert
Scott Adams' classic office-satire strip, collected with commentary and behind-the-scenes insights.
- Relatable office humor
- Insightful commentary
- Great value
- Some dated references
- Not a complete collection
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Best for historical depth PantheonThe Complete Maus
Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer Prize-winning graphic novel about the Holocaust, told through anthropomorphic animals.
- Powerful storytelling
- Award-winning
- Unique art style
- Heavy subject matter
- Not traditional humor strip
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Best continuing series Fantagraphics BooksThe Complete Peanuts, 1953-1954
The second volume of the definitive Peanuts collection, continuing the beloved strip's early years.
- Continuity of series
- Great for completionists
- Beautiful binding
- Less iconic than later years
- Similar to volume 1
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Best family humor CREATESPACEFoxTrot: The Complete Collection
Bill Amend's family-friendly comic strip, filled with relatable gags about modern life.
- Family friendly
- Wide range of topics
- Good for all ages
- Some strips feel dated
- Not as iconic as others
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