Nothing Nice to Say

by Mitch Clem

'Nothing Nice to Say' leaves no mohawked, leather jacket-clad stone unturned in its mission to expose the awesomeness and the absurdity of punk culture. Sometimes esoteric and always hilarious, Mitch Clem's characters are so punk you'd think the book was bound with safety pins.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1595821503
• ISBN13: 9781595821508
• Release Date: October 2008
• Publisher: Dark Horse Books
• Length: 125 Pages
• Weight: 0.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.9" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

best punk comic ever? yes

i followed this comic online for years and years. even when mitch said he would stop writing the series he never did. that's what i think is so special... and he also said he got lots of angry e-mails while doing the strip but i always thought the humor was great. and it even inspired my development as an artist.

NN2S: all in one place

Though most of this is online, the commentary and B sides are well worth it!

This is the most hilarious thing you'll ever read!

What happens if you stick your foot into the middle of a circle pit? Answer: You will trip everyone like a set of dominoes! What if you went to a pizzeria and asked for some hot tea? Would you jump on the table & yell "ANARCHY!" when they say "No, we only have iced." And, most importantly, I must ask you the following question: What would Henry Rollins do? ALL THESE QUESTIONS AND MORE CAN BE YOURS TO EXPLORE! ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS BUY THIS BOOK! On a more serious note, Mitch Clem is an excellent artist as well as an incredibly hilarious writer. You should buy this book immediately, seriously, and especially if you have a sense of humor towards punk music and punk culture, ETC.

awww!

I love Mitch Clem... His comics make me happy... I'm glad he made a book... I bought it, I can't wait to love it.

Amazing

I've recently fallen in love with this comic. It's completely hilarious, that is, as long as you get the jokes and don't take yourself too seriously to laugh at them. If you consider yourself a punker in the non-mtv sense, if you think scenesters are annoying, emo kids make you laugh and punch yourself at the same time, and if you find yourself aggravated with skin heads, straight edge kids, hipsters and ever other ridiculous scene out there in world today... this may just be for you. It's crude and cynical, and the humor is in understanding the allusions and references. If you find yourself nodding to what I've typed out here... well then just buy the book already would ya? If not, go rock out to which ever "pUnX" band hot topic is promoting this week.