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Death by Laughter
By Harry Bliss
With an introduction by Christopher Guest
Abrams Image
2008
Welcome to the world of Harry Bliss—a New York Times bestselling syndicated cartoonist whose gag cartoons look at the world in a fresh, twisted, and unique way. Each panel is a sharp and smart look at the paradoxes of life, ranging from lust and love to misfortune and bitterness. Bliss’s cartoons expose truths so human, so real, they’re timeless. However, time is running out in Death by Laughter—a collection of cartoons about death, fatality, and “the examined life” that Socrates referred to (only his gags weren’t illustrated or, frankly, all that funny). Sheer Bliss indeed.
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