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Consider a Popeye for post-punks, with more heroin jokes than spinach, and you'll begin to grasp the acerbic satire of Kaz's work. Huge on college campuses and other hip circles, Underworld is, as Art Spiegelman calls it, 'Funny as Hell.'
Spin Magazine says: 'Kaz takes the four-panel gag strip and gives it an otherworldly twist. With a kind of Martian urbanity, Kaz transforms loose floorboards, scabby knees, and scuzzed-out city sidewalks into a surreal backdrop for a revolving cast of strangely compelling characters that transcends slapstick.'
Spin Magazine says: 'Kaz takes the four-panel gag strip and gives it an otherworldly twist. With a kind of Martian urbanity, Kaz transforms loose floorboards, scabby knees, and scuzzed-out city sidewalks into a surreal backdrop for a revolving cast of strangely compelling characters that transcends slapstick.'
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| Author | Kaz |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Fantagraphics Books |
| Page Count | 96pp |
| Publication Size | 6" x 8" |
| Publication Notes | Softcover, b/w |
| Publication Date | November 1998 |
| ISBN | 978-1560973256 |
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