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Summary: A great read
Review: It's a funny book and all but there is just one thing - not just about this foxtrot series but all of them - it's that fox family always stay the same, no one ever grows up. Paige is always starting her first year in high school, peter is always staying a junior and taking a physics and trig class and jason is being jason as usual. Although maybe I'm wrong, maybe if they did grow up the show wouldnt be funny anymore...I dont know but it's still funny though. BUY THIS BOOK!!! IT'S FUNNY reaaaaaaly funny.
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Summary: Amend Gets Better with Age
Review: My goodness! Amend is hitting his stride. A great collection for even the most borderline fan. The best cartoonist working today!I know his syndicate (Universal Press Syndicate) has had a lot to do with his development (just as they did with Larson, Waterson, Trudeau) and they've done a great job with him. Bravo UPS and Bravo Senor Amend!
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Summary: Check it out, my title is dumb!!!!
Review: This FoxTrot treasury, super-smalled, contains comix from: Death By Field Trip, Encyclopedias Brown & White, & His Code Name Was The Fox. The only new thing on this book is the cover. The Pros & Cons of FoxTrot Treasuries:
PROS:
-You save money (tons with that 30% off)
-It feels cool to hold such a big book in your hands
-The Sundays are in color CONS:
-You can't sneek read this in class Good stufff, high recommended for people who need to laugh & FoxTrot fans.
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Summary: Foxtrot at its best!
Review: This is a collection of some of the books of Foxtrot with the great bonus of a better arrangment of the strips to better appreciation of the artistic work. And the work is great.
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Summary: Foxtrot: The best comic ever
Review: This is the best Foxtrot book ever. It is Bill Amends best. I just bought it yesterday, and I've already finished reading it. It's worth reading over and over again. This book includes "Peter's Cellphone", "Isles of Fun-Fun", and much more. Buy it no matter what!!!!
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Summary: Still Cranking Out Great Strips
Review: This treasury of the comic strip Fox Trot includes cartoons from the last three collections (Death by Field Trip, Encyclopedias Brown and White, & His Code Name Was The Fox). In case you were worried that this long running strip was running out of steam, don't. I found myself laughing my way through this book just as much as I had the previous treasuries. And not much has changed in the household. Peter and Paige still try to avoid homework while Jason loves it. Jason's still a computer geek that invents new ways to torment his sister daily. Andy still serves food the rest of the family can't stand to eat. I found myself laughing at the new punch lines for these and other favorite storylines. The humor is timeless with timely topics. I especially loved the strips on The Lord of the Rings movies. Other fun series included Marcus and Jason playing detective to find a scrap book and the family vacation. And I got a kick out of seeing ultimate Frisbee get a mention in one of the strips. The book introduces a new format to the treasuries. Each page now represents a complete week's strips, so it's a little smaller and easier to hold while reading. Of course, Sunday strips are still in color. Alas, there is a down side. There is almost two years worth of strips here. Plenty to laugh at, but that means it'll be two years before we can enjoy another treasury of this wonderful comic strip.
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Summary: How Do You Spell Relief?
Review: With all the grief going on in the world today, Bill Amend continues to provide us with wonderful relief. This latest collection is at least as enjoyable as the previous seven. I should note that I only buy the anthologies because storage space is limited. Other strips try to drag us into the "real world" of tragedy and loss, but Amend provides us with a little bit of escape into a world that is just plausible enough to believe, and a world that many of us can relate to either at this time in our life or in the past. I imagine that most of us that enjoy "Foxtrot" relate to the resident nerd, Jason, who almost always comes out on top of the situation in contrast to the real world. This newer format with more strips per page is really easier to manage since the book is lighter overall. I tend to read it just before going to sleep at night as a wonderful way to end the day on a positive tone and insure a good night's sleep. I highly recommend all of Bill Amend's collections to anybody who is seeking a thoroughly entertaining way to spend a few hours. May he live long and prosper. Bill: while you may be making a living from drawing this strip, know that you are also providing mankind with a very valuable service, and I don't mean a sleep sedative!
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Summary: Great Book!
Review: Worth every penny! This book had be laughing all day. I especially loved the one at the end where they go on vacation.
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