Woodchipper & Fielder in Drawn & Quarterly January 2026 Full Solicits

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Joe Ollman’s The Woodchipper and Kevin Huizenga’s Fielder #4 in Drawn & Quarterly January 2026 full solicits and solicitations

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Drawn & Quarterly reveals January 2026 graphic novel and comic book releases in full solicitations.

Joe Ollmann’s Woodchipper explores anxiety and disasters with trademark dark humor in comics form.

Kevin Huizenga returns with Fielder #4, blending poetry, design, and genre-bending storytelling.

Both new titles showcase acclaimed, award-winning cartoonists at the top of their creative game.

Drawn and Quarterly launches Woodchipper, a new graphic novel by Joe Ollmann, as well as the latest Fielder #4 by Kevin Huizenga, in Drawn & Quarterly’s January 2026 solicits and solicitations.

: Woodchipper by Joe Ollmann

: Fielder #4

WOODCHIPPER TP
(W/A/CA) Joe Ollmann
An award-winning cartoonist confronts anxiety and regret. A long-time city maintenance worker keeps pulling an accident-prone newbie’s fat out of the fire, or maybe in this case, an arm and another arm and a leg out of the wood chipper. What happens when NOTHING HAPPENS? Can a disaster averted still be a disaster? In The Woodchipper, Joe Ollmann, cartoonist of the groundbreaking Governor General Award finalist Fictional Father, returns with a suite of comic short stories focused on his trademark nervous wreck characters caught in a series of escalating personal disasters. Everybody’s doing their best. Everybody’s just trying to get through the day. $25.00 2/11/2026

FIELDER #4 (MR)
(W/A/CA) Kevin Huizenga
The multi-Ignatz-winning, Eisner and Harvey-nominated cartoonist is still at it. In Fielder #4, dense but pleasant mid-western weather moves in, fastpitch softball pitching duels are recalled. Issue #2 was on the Comics Journal’s Ten Best Comics of 2024, and this one will surely win even more awards. Includes the next chapter of Huizenga’s long-running adaptation of the old Dell comics series, here re-named “BONA.” Glenn Ganges, in different genre-bending roles, thinks and acts in reaction to his circumstances to meet his goals. In the new chapter of his ongoing “Fielder, Michiana,” Glenn continues his walk through the mid-sized midwestern town of Fielder on a Saturday afternoon. Cartooning as poetry and graphic design, good pitching, good defense, and will strike you out. $12.99 2/18/2026

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