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More copies of this ISBN:The Future's So Bright I Can't Bear to Lookby Tom Tomorrow
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:Welcome to a world where George Bush and Dick Cheney are secretly radical leftists trying to destroy the Republican party from within; where Jeffrey Dahmer is a celebrated conservative pundit and the author of such instant bestsellers as Liberals: Kill Them and Eat Them; and where Richard Perle hosts the NeoCon Game Show, awarding fabulous prizes to the contestant with the most outlandishly wrong answers. Welcome to the world of Tom Tomorrow, whose subversive new anthology skewers the absurdities of American political culture — and the depravities of the Bush era — with the sardonic wit and keen insight his many loyal readers have come to expect. From Hurricane Katrina to the latest presidential campaign, these cartoons provide an unflinching look at where we've been — and just how bright we can expect the future to be. Synopsis:From the creator of the acerbic and hilarious cartoon, "This Modern World" comes his latest full-color compilation. Tomorrow looks unflinchingly at America and the world in the second, collapsing term of George W. Bush--and looks forward to the future, post-Bush era. About the AuthorTom Tomorrow—Dan Perkins’s nom de cartoon—is an editorial cartoonist. His weekly cartoon, This Modern World, appears in more than 150 American newspapers as well as the online magazines, Salon.com and Working for Change. Since 2001, he has also been writing a daily political weblog, also entitled “This Modern World.” It is now one of the most linked to and read liberal blogs on the web, with over 10,000 visitors a day. A long-time resident of Brooklyn, New York, Tom Tomorrow currently lives in New Haven, Connecticut. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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