Admit it: you still wish you could pull out a coloring book, and make everyone have green tongues and purple hair again. With the fourteenth volume of the Color Ink Book ($10), you have a grown-up chance to do it all again. Each page features black and white art by different artists (this volume features work by The Chung!!) for you to hue-ify at your whim. And coloring outside the lines? Still allowed.
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