Random Zits, 12: A Zits Treasury

by Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman

Book Overview

Zits follows the life of 15-year-old Jeremy Duncan, a sarcastic, cynical, sensitive, intelligent, typical kid. As Jeremy navigates life with his parents, girlfriend Sara, and buddies Pierce and Hector, he embodies all the characteristics unique to the weirdest, toughest, and most intense time most guys ever face: the teen years. He endures it all, armed with little more than a wry, penetrating sense of humor, a sullen expression, and a guitar...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0740746693
• ISBN13: 9780740746697
• Release Date: September 2004
• Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
• Length: 248 Pages
• Weight: 1.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 10.8" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Excellent comic book

Excellent comic book!!! Fresh and hilarious humor, that will definitely help you to bear your teenage son/daughter.

Teenagers comic relief

This is one of the funnest teenager comics. If you need a "relief" from parenting a teen this is for you!

Best of the Treasuries Thus Far

In this fourth mega-sized collection of strips, Zits hits its stride. There are more connected storylines than the earlier volumes had, and the resulting developments in the characterizations of Jeremy and his posse are rich. I found a lot of humor in this book, and shared a lot of the strips with my wife, and my 10-year old son, who is a Jeremy-in-Waiting.

Best Comic in the Funny Papers!

This is the fourth treasury in the wonderful life of the Zits comic strip. It includes comics from Sketchbook's 7 & 8, "Road Trip" and "Teenage Tales", respectively. Hopefully, you've learned that treasuries are the most cost-efficient way to get every comic for the best value. Random Zits continues the Zits tradition of following 15-year-old Jeremy along his journies of girls, friends, music, and parental rebellion. It is a wonderful coming-of-age strip that has taken the place of "favorite comic book" for many Calvin & Hobbes fans looking for a new #1. This collection continues to put Jeremy in new situations, with a lot of strip scenarios running for multiple pages. This helps keep the strip new and interesting. Relationships around him change, and his different interests keep him from being a one-bit character. Zits is the funniest strip in the funny papers today, and this treasury is a great example of this. Included in the book is a large fold out poster that resembles the cover.