A comedic exploration of modern life through Patton Oswalt's unique lens.
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A comedic exploration of modern life through Patton Oswalt's unique lens.
Hoping to further increase his irrelevance to the esteemed world of graphic novels and thus cement his status as “former cartoonist,” the saturnine Ivan Brunetti (author of the acclaimed Misery Loves Comedy and editor of Yale Press’s two essential Anthologies of Graphic Fiction, Cartoons and True Stories ) has compiled HO! , which collects the vast majority of his morally questionable, aesthetically confused―and absolutely gut-busting―“gag” cartoons. Culled mostly from out-of-print work (Hee! an...
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Moderate references to sexual themes; not explicit but recurring in humor.
Minor mentions of violence in comedic context; not graphic.
Frequent strong language typical of stand-up comedy routines.
Brief mentions of alcohol or drugs in humorous anecdotes.
Minor references to LGBTQIA+ topics in comedic commentary.
Minor mentions of religion, often in satirical context.
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Moderate political and social commentary woven into humor.
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