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A breezy, laugh-out-loud collection of comic strips capturing the witty absurdities of American family life. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Enormously FoxTrot.
- cheerful
- breezy
- familiar
- amusing
- 01
FoxTrot
Bill Amend · 1989
A brisk, laugh-out-loud snapshot of American family life told through sharp, punchy comic strips.
- 02
Bloom County Babylon
Berkeley Breathed · 1986
A brisk, humorous collection of classic comic strips delivering five years of playful mischief.
- 03
Childhood is hell
Matt Groening · 1988
A zany, insolent collection of comic strips that captures the painfully funny absurdities of growing up.
- 04
Epic Big Nate
Lincoln Peirce
A massive, laugh-out-loud celebration of middle school chaos and unshakeable childhood confidence.
- 05
Beyond the Far Side
Gary Larson · 1983
A brisk and amusing collection of classic American pictorial wit.
- 06
Big Mushy Happy Lump
Sarah C. Andersen
A warm, hilarious hug for anyone who feels like they are faking their way through adulthood.
- 07
The Perry Bible Fellowship
Nicholas Gurewitch
A brisk, unpredictable collection of abstract wit and visual humor.
- 08
The Indispensable Calvin and Hobbes
Bill Watterson · 1992
A brilliant, laugh-out-loud exploration of childhood's boundless imagination and the quiet profundity of a boy and his tiger.
- 09
All My Friends Are Dead
Avery Monsen and Jory John
A darkly hilarious, illustrated meditation on mortality that will make you laugh while staring directly into the void.
- 10
The Calvin and Hobbes tenth anniversary book
Bill Watterson · 1995
A joyful, fiercely intelligent celebration of childhood imagination and the uncompromising artistic vision that brought it to life.
- 11
Big Nate Greatest Hits
Lincoln Peirce
A rapid-fire dose of middle-school chaos fueled by unearned confidence and hilarious detentions.
- 12
The Far Side Gallery 5
Gary Larson · 1982
A surreal, deadpan safari through the bizarre intersections of human folly, animal intelligence, and impending disaster.
