Will and Abe’s Guide to the Universe
Will and Abe’s Guide to the Universe by Matt Groening, published by HarperCollins on April 3, 2007, is an engaging collection of comic strips that explores a variety of whimsical questions and conversations inspired by the author’s sons, Will and Abe. This edition features 84 pages of humor, showcasing the unique perspective of Groening as a father while providing insight into the imaginative thoughts and playful banter of children.
Readers will find a delightful assortment of topics, including discussions about leprechauns and important questions about cartooning, all presented through the lens of childhood curiosity. The comic strips capture the essence of childhood conversations, featuring memorable pieces like “Interview with a 3-Year-Old Vampire” and “The Girls at School Drive Us Crazy!” This book offers a humorous take on parenting and the often hilarious observations made by kids, making it a lighthearted addition to any collection.
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Why do skeletons dance?
Is there a Queen Kong?
Are zombies ever happy?
These are just a few of the many perplexing questions asked, and sometimes answered, in . . . Will and Abe’s Guide to the Universe
This is the very latest in the ever-expanding series of mini-jumbo cartoon compendia by that rabbit-drawing rabble-rouser Matt Groening, author of Love Is Hell™, Childhood Is Hell™, and many, many more hell-bound books.
Unlike other collections gathered from Matt’s provocative Life in Hell® comic strip, Will and Abe’s Guide to the Universe shows a different side of the politically charged TV-cartoon guy—that of dazed but proud dad. All the words in these comic strips are taken from Matt’s feisty and funny sons Will and Abe: their actual conversations, stories, songs, arguments, theories, explanations, excuses, snappy retorts, and flights of fancy.
If you have kids, know kids, have been a kid, or remain a kid at heart, you know that kids say the most hellish things!*
*Any similarity between “hellish” and “darndest,” implied or otherwise, is impossible, because darndest isn’t really a word, is it?
Contains the following wildness:
- Will and Abe Discuss Leprechauns
- Important Questions About Cartooning
- Abe and Will’s Guide to Parents
- Now That You’re Six
And much, much more!
Collect all 73 comic strips! Better yet, we did it for you! So buy this book!
Includes the classic comic strips
“Interview with a 3-Year-Old Vampire,”
“I’m Going to Tell God to Kick You,” and
“The Girls at School Drive Us Crazy!”
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