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Is Culture __Clatkamas Print 3 Wednesday, March 4, 2009 laughty funnies good read Sam Jtrause Jesrtheppard The Clackamas Print by Nicholas Gurewitch Dark Horse Comics A cloud gets a boner, causing fee wind to blow up a woman’s skirt A father puts his son to bed, and then is shown paying off fee monster thatjust killed the boy. So begins “The Perry Bible Fellowship Almanac.” It’s the perfect book to keep in fee bathroom or to leave on fee coffee table for your guests and parents to see. From random beheadings to aliens who like messing with the Earth, this graphic novel hits odd and poignant notes. No subject is sacred or taboo for the creator/writer/artist Nicholas Gurewitch from suicide bomber chess pieces to gopher blow jobs. Some parents have said they would use PBF to educate their chil dren on humor that has many di fferent levels, from innocent fim to crude sexual innuendos. This multi-paneled comic is full of high-level intellect and low brow humor touching on everything including religion, love and wet dreams. The simple absurdity of each strip is often all it takes to cramp the stomach muscles wife extreme bouts of snickering. As to be expected of this kind of humor, Gurewitch started the panel whi le bored in class at Syracuse University. He took it step further sub mitting strips to the university newspaper The Daily Orange. Then it was turned into a Web-zine and was noticed by the public at large. Before Gurewitch stopped making strips in February 2008, PBF was published in the UK Guardian and Baltimore City paper. No justification is needed or given for fee comic’s humor or exis tence —like it says, “I am here in all my lewd, sexual, violent and mor bid glory.” But, it’s almost like fee comic is a puppy licking your face, and humping your leg at fee same time. 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