Each drawing is an utterly unique original! Brush & Ink cartoon art piece by Steve Lafler on archival quality Strathmore Bristol board, sized 5"x7".

1956 Book One: Sweet Sweet Little Ramona and 1956 Movie Star by Steve Lafler. The 1956 series drops into the "after midnight" world of Manhattan. We track Jack, Susie and Ramona through the Bebop jazz clubs of midtown, and intersect with the fashion world. Two graphic novellas, about 115 pages of comix total over the two books.

Death Plays a Mean Harmonica graphic novel, trade paperback. Gertie and Rex get a wild hair and relocate to Oaxaca! Upon arrival in this cultural hub of southern Mexico, our intrepid migrants meet Eduardo, the crafty 2000-year-old Zapotec vampire who prefers chicken blood, El Rey Pelón (the skinny pot-bellied fungus who drives a taxi) and of course Death, who plays a mean harmonica. Yup, this is Steve’s fictionalized account of living in Oaxaca 2007 – 2016. Trade paper, 144 pages.

The Complete BugHouse: From the Top Hardcover graphic collection, 408 pages. Tenor saxophone maestro Jimmy Watts leads his talented band of bugs from the swing era into the uncharted maelstrom of Bebop. As he and his bandmates claw their way to the top of the jazz world, they must fight the temptation to be consumed by addiction to the substance known as “Bug Juice”.

Dog Boy Choice Cuts & Happy Endings collects the best of Lafler’s pioneering 1980’s alternative comics magazine title Dog Boy, known for its undulating psychedelic twists, coupled with low-brow tropes that border on slapstick.
The date is 1983—early dawn in the alternative comics movement. Steve Lafler, bohemian cartoonist, taps into his unconscious mind and finds his inner Dog Boy: An unruly man-child equipped with a Golden Retriever head. Oversize graphic collection, 328 pages, trade paper book.

Stephen Beaupre presents a hilarious ride through house-of-horrors landscape of low-level employment in working class America. It's all here - from scrubbing a steakhouse floor with a toothbrush to going bust in the Internet boom. Every bad boss. Every crazy co-worker. All the more shocking because it's true! Illustrated by Steve Lafler. Trade paper, 250 pages