This is a decent cartoon collection spoiled by an insane designer who apparently grew up on a deserted island somewhere and has never actually read a book, but only heard them described.

The covers of this book are 1/8 inch cardboard, and the binding is standard paperback glue. The combination produces a book so flimsy I would be quite surprised if it survives more than three readings.

Andrews McMeel has insulted its customers by producing such an impractical product.

The cartoons are good, though.

Helcura | Jul 4, 2009 |

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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0740777408, Hardcover)

Dan Piraro is a "triple-threat funnyman--in print, on stage, off stage." --Seattle Post-Intelligencer

Bizarro has been voted Best Single-Panel Cartoon by the National Cartoonists Society for an unprecedented three straight years. Bizarro Buccaneers is a collection of Piraro's favorite pirate-themed panels.

Bizarro cartoonist Dan Piraro presents a cartoon collection exclusively for wannabe plunderers and plankwalkers.

Pirate pilates and prosthetics abound as Piraro culls a veritable treasure chest of his favorite buccaneer sketches that dare to ponder such complexities as, "Can you get wine stains out of a parrot?"

(retrieved from Amazon Thu, 03 Jan 2013 18:02:21 -0500)

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