Nicholas Gurewitch

A good collection of witty and irreverent comics, accompanied by a section of "missed the cut" comics with explanatory comments from the artist.

Recommended for those looking for a Far Side-like comic, but with a darker and more irreverent twist.

A charmingly dark picture book about Death's anxieties over his family legacy.

It feels so right and so wrong revisiting good ol' PBF. I didn't recall the use of Bukowski's face in the "Gamblin' Man" strip...that was pretty great. The Lost Strip chapter at the end is fabulous and ridiculous.

Death is off his game because he's concerned about his offspring, so he talks to a shrink. This clever little trifle is nearly wordless except for a listing of character names and takes mere minutes to read, with a quick re-read or two to absorb it all.