You've noticed that I referred to this page as my "bookstore". I'm not *really* selling books...I don't have an inventory, a staff or anything. My reviews are linked to Amazon.com. If you buy the titles I've reviewed, I get a percentage back. Cool, huh? But you have to buy the titles I've talked about via the links from my page. To order, simply click on the icon. It'll take you directly to the ordering page and I'll get the credit for that book you just bought. It's that easy! But hey! There's no obligation to buy...I would've done this without incentives but it's a nice benefit. =)
Why do I like shopping at Amazon.com?
After all the games shows throughout the years, I've always wanted to say this and thanks to Amazon.com, I finally can...ahem...
There was a huge void when Calvin and Hobbes left the comic scene...until Jim Toomey saved the day with Sherman's Lagoon, a hilarious view of sea life in the Kapupu Lagoon. You'll love Sherman, the constantly hungry shark who's slightly dense but totally loveable, Fillmore, the sea turtle philosopher, who appears stable but has his wild side too, Hawthorne, the crab with lots of attitude, goes around pinching toes and well, being a crab. You'll also love Toomey's art, a true compliment to his sense of humor. | |
The gif above isn't the latest cover but'll take you to Ate That, What's Next?, 1997 |
Don't believe me? Go read a few of the dailies...you won't be sorry. |
Another of my favorites, Rose Is Rose is a wonderfully drawn cartoon of Rose's life and the magic that occurs. Rose, the devoted wife and mother, loves Jimbo and Pasquale and daydreams of being a biker babe. Pasquale, the kid, sees the world from fresh eyes. He's aided by his guardian angel and is blessed with his parent's love. You'll frequently glimpse when the adults are transported to their childhood. Wonderful and unique, this is an excellent cartoon. | |
The gif above isn't the latest cover but will take you to License to Dream, 1997 |
I see you're skeptical...go read some strips on the Rose is Rose web site.
Other books by Pat Brady... |
More in the Bone series by Jeff Smith...
Adam has catapulted straight into my Top 10 with his lazy view of the world. Working from home, Adam is faced with society's prejudice against stay-at-home dads. Assumed that he's good for nothing, Adam is anything but. He cleans the house, takes care of 3 kids, runs carpools, while working from home as a writer...even organized a weight loss competition among his baby's playgroup. A hit with anyone with kids, even if you don't have any, Adam will definitely make you smile. | |
The gif above isn't the latest cover but will take you to Adam, 1989 |
Other Adam books by Brian Basset...check out the dailies archive. |