Comic strips of the award-winning comic series The Perry Bible Fellowship, this volume spans the entirety of the strip's run, and comes complete with bonus features including lost strips, sketches, and a behind-the-scenes interview by Wondermark's David Malki, and introduction by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Diablo Cody (Juno).
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By Michael Meow
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Words cannot begin the hilarity that can happen in 4 illustrated boxes. Nick G has some of the funniest, biting humour on the interwebs and this collection includes strips not published on his website.
For an adult audience, unless you want your kid to be the funny inappropriate one in class.
For an adult audience, unless you want your kid to be the funny inappropriate one in class.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By notatoad
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If you're looking at this book, you've probably already read all the PBF comics. They're all here in this book, and as awesome as ever. Don't expect too much else though, there's a few unpublished strips (with an explanation as to why they weren't published for each), 2 pages of rough sketches, the interview with David Malaki that you can find online, and 1 paragraph each by Nick and Diablo Cody.
The stuff you can't find on the web is not the reason to buy this though. Buy this because it's a beautifully crafted permanent archive of PBF. The satin-smooth matte cover with an embossed title, the heavy, hand numbered pages with just the right amount of gloss, the red ribbon bookmark, everything about this book just makes it pure class. Your friends will be impressed when they see it on your coffee table. And then shocked when they flip it open.
The stuff you can't find on the web is not the reason to buy this though. Buy this because it's a beautifully crafted permanent archive of PBF. The satin-smooth matte cover with an embossed title, the heavy, hand numbered pages with just the right amount of gloss, the red ribbon bookmark, everything about this book just makes it pure class. Your friends will be impressed when they see it on your coffee table. And then shocked when they flip it open.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
A fantastic book full of inventive, dark, disturbing and hilarious comic strips. Nick Gurewitch is a unique talent and the Perry Bible Fellowship should be brought to as wide an audience as possible, if only to emphasize just how tired and unfunny most cartoon strips are. Buy it!
My only caveat would be that the PBF Almanack has a lot of overlap with The Trial of Colonel Sweeto and Other Stories, so if you already own the latter, you may decide you don't need both. However, if you only have to choose one of the PBF books, get this one.
My only caveat would be that the PBF Almanack has a lot of overlap with The Trial of Colonel Sweeto and Other Stories, so if you already own the latter, you may decide you don't need both. However, if you only have to choose one of the PBF books, get this one.
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Published 17 months ago by spacecataz
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Great collection
I wanted a collection of the web comics I could take with me when no computer was available. This is it. Great quality, great selection.
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Words can't describe it. That's the point -- they shouldn't. Guerwich paints a lurid, most often hilarious picture of what we all think about in the darkest trenches of our minds.
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Gary Larson, Bill Watterson, Nicholas Gurewitch
Gurewitch experiments with many different styles of comic in his collection. His uses of colour are masterful and vibrant. His subject matter is bizzare. Read more
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