Blecky Yuckerella: "Fuc- --u, -ss --le" (Vol. 4) (Blecky Yuckerella) 100 pages of black-and-white comic strips. Co-starring the usual cast of Blecky’s weirdo friends and enemies, plus jelly clones, morbidly obese Jesus, the Blumpkins, slug nuts, aliens, talking belches, the beloved New Character Parad
| TITLE | : | Blecky Yuckerella: "Fuc- --u, -ss --le" (Vol. 4) (Blecky Yuckerella) |
| AUTHOR | : | |
| RATING | : | 4.90 (978 Votes) |
| ASIN | : | 1606994158 |
| FORMAT TYPE | : | Paperback |
| NUMBER of PAGES | : | 104 Pages |
| PUBLISH DATE | : | 2011-02-07 |
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The fourth and final collection of Ryan’s riotous comic strip. The stupidest, ugliest, stubbliest girl in grade number two is back and so are the zits, boogers, guts, tumors, and turds in this fourth and final collection of riotously hilarious, eye-poppingly offensive four-panel gag strips. Co-starring the usual cast of Blecky’s weirdo friends and enemies, plus jelly clones, morbidly obese Jesus, the Blumpkins, slug nuts, aliens, talking belches, the beloved New Character Parade and oh so much more. Over 100 pages of ridiculous absurdity, over-the-top gross-outs, and scathing satire as only Johnny Ryan can deliver. 100 pages of black-and-white comic strips
EDITORIAL :
From Publishers Weekly Ryan is in top form with his latest collection of Blecky Yuckerella strips, where every page brings a new round of vulgar, revolting, and offensive humor. Fans will welcome this installment of his no-holds-barred attack on polite sensibilities, while those who don't know his work will either embrace it or throw the book to the ground and run. Either way, Ryan's profane point of view, which entered the comics world with Angry Youth Comix in the mid-'90s, makes an impression. The Blecky Yuckerella strips here are brilliantly rude, their humor somehow sharp in spite of all the potty-mouthed fantasies. After all, it's hard not to laugh—or at least snort—when Blecky proudly displays her "9-11 commemorative edition box cutter" or when a discussion of the show 24 leads to a disgusting new definition of the word "cliffhanger." Ryan's signature goofy old-school
REVIEW :
My husband can play many instruments, from piano to alto sax, guitar, drums, you name it, hand it to him, and within a short time he can do some nice renditions of songs. The information boxes are full of extra fun facts and there is a simple index in each book.
The beautiful illustrations and full-color photographs make this story come to life. But the book's entire narrative revolves around death and when it comes to actually addressing the subject head on it just ignores it entirely. As one who traveled this road of illness for a couple decades, I understood this spiritual struggle of doubt in God who has the power to heal in a second, yet allows physical pain in His children.
The author clearly shows that this doubt is actually an opportunity for God to reveal Himself in all glory and power as He increases your faith through slow healing, bringing your trial int
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