Mr. Punch's Book of Sport is a book by various authors. It plunges the reader into the world of British sports-humor, sometimes written in prosaic form. Excerpt: "When September soaks the fields, And the leaves begin to fall, Cricket unto football yields, — That is all! Yes—in hot or humid weather, At all seasons of the year, Life is little without leather In a sphere."

A book of comic cartoons showing a series of modern sports and affairs shown in pre-historic context. Peeps such as 'No Bath Time To-Day' showing scenes of cavemen watching sea-monsters splash about and 'A Cricket Match' showing cavemen playing cricket using Stonehenge to flee from a giant snake are guaranteed to put a smile on your face any day.

The classic graphic novel - a dark fable of childhood and growing up.

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ASK ANYBODY AROUND East Scranton High School: Michael Kerrigan is almost too good to be true. Dedicated athlete, captain of the track team, editorial assistant (obituary writer) at the Scranton Observer, he's never been in trouble, and he doesn't associate with troublemakers. This is the most important track season of his life - and he's ready.That is, until the police find four joints in his locker. Soon Mike's seemingly perfect world is threatened, and with pressure coming from his parents, his childhood best friend, and his sort-of girlfriend, Mike is faced with a choice - a choice that will determine the kind of athlete, friend, and man he becomes.