Fun with Milk and Cheese

by Evan Dorkin

Book Overview

(W/A) Evan Dorkin
A carton of hate, a wedge of spite, and satire and mayhem combine in Evan Dorkin's Fun with Milk & Cheese. This book collects the first four issues of the Eisner Award-winning series

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0943151074
• ISBN13: 9780943151076
• Release Date: October 1995
• Publisher: SLG Publishing
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.53 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.4" x 10.0"
• Age Range: 16 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 11 and higher

Customer Reviews

funny, violent, clever, repetitive and everything else good

This is the best humor comic I have ever read, laughing out loud through every issue. Milk and Cheese basically hate everything and everyone with the exception of booze drinks, sharp objects, TV, Don Knotts, violence and Threes Company. They do what every person has wanted to do at least once in their lives (or several times a day for some)...maul and eye gouge their way through most segements of the population. Nobody is safe from these dairy products gone bad, they taget everyone from fat people to stand up comedians (with satisfying results)! That being said, keep the kids and the easily offended Sallys away from this one. The book is summed up best in their own words: "We hate what you hate, and we hate you!"

Dairy Products Gone Horribly Wrong

MILK & CHEESE : Alcoholic dairy products filled w/ hate and aggression bent on correcting the status quo and the insipid (are they the same? They think so). It's downright hilarious and completely leftfield. An absolute *MUST* for anyone who sees a riotous playground in seeing an animated carton of milk and a wedge of cheese (my heroes) wreak havoc on everything and everyone.This is the trade paperback that collects the first 4 volumes. Collect them all!

Funny stuff

If you have a sense of humor and a strong stomach, you need to buy this book. My friend and I both agree that "Armed and Hammered" should be read by everyone, so when you buy this sit it on your coffee table and make your guests read it.

Not Reccomended For the Humor Impaired

Bizzare? Yes. Violent? Absolutely, but that's what makes MILK & CHEESE so darn cute! If you can laugh at others and yourself, pick this up IMMEDIATELY. Those with any sense of morality need not apply.

Not for wimps or wussies....

Evan Dorkin's MILK AND CHEESE strips are probably the most offensive, antagonistic, politically incorrect strips around. Howard Stern *wishes* he were this funny. I dig MILK AND CHEESE, and it's not for everyone...just those with a sense of humor.