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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. My copy has the phrase "Julie is Hell" scrawled on the title page (I bought it used). It goes to show how true this book can feel at times. Groening takes the best most basic stereotypes of love and crams them into the mouths of odd bunnies. This book contains some lines that I find myself quoting for years, such as "love is like a snowmobile ride across the tundra and you crash and are trapped underneath. At night the ice weasels come," or, advice for women, "Consider yourself like a faucet that runs either ice cold or boiling hot and alternates between without warning." It is pure genius, it is no wonder that Groening is the man behind the longest running cartoon series of all time, in prime-time, no less. I love Matt Groening's Life In Hell series for the truths he tells about people that I never saw in comics before I saw his books. Nowadays such candor is commonplace but his comics really opened my eyes to the level of insight and truth that comics can tell. no reviews | add a review
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The small collection, Love is Hell offers a great introduction to the series. Titles of the particular strips give a good overview of its advice: The Nine Types of Boyfriends, What Not to Say During Moments of Intimacy, 9 Secret Love Techniques that Could Possibly Turn Men into Putty in Your Hands, The 22 Stages of Heartbreak, The 9 Types of Relationships, Homo vs Hetero: Which is Better?, Should You Have a Baby?, Kid's Questions About Death, and How to Be a Sensitive Poet.
If you like the Simpsons, you're halfway there towards loving Life in Hell . Who could have imagined existential angst could be so downright hilarious? (