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What Happened!	Customer Rating:
5 star books and now! 2 for the art. NOT FUNNY! Genius has left the room. Not 1 memorable strip. awaste of money.

Buy Them, Buy Them All	Customer Rating:
Buy them, buy them all, they are simply this funny, and hold up well in re-reads. The next time we send a space probe out with Earth culture in it, this will be the book included.

Sadly disappointed

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This newest Get Fuzzy collection reads as a hurried, randomly thrown-together mishmash of whichever strips they happened to have on hand. There are repeats from past collections, but most disappointing is that strips are put together with apparent disregard for continuity. A page might contain three different strips from three different timelines, leaving the reader wondering what happened to the rest of the jokes. Any reader new to Get Fuzzy would most likely miss the background of the majority of the humor, leaving them scratching their head as to what exactly is being referred to. Darby, I think it's time for a new editor.

"Sweet Onion Chutney, What Have I Done?!"

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While there are a couple of minor editing issues in this book, as a collective whole it is still first rate. Darby Conley is a talented cartoonist, and manages to capture so much humor and subtlety in his strip that it has become my clear favorite of all current cartoons. This volume contains several plotlines, my favorite of which (starting on page 40) revolves around Bucky's battle for dominance with Fungo, the neighboring ferret. Bucky turns Rob's Star Wars action figures into "Bucky Katt Action Figures." Fungo buys all of them, and proceeds to use them as voodoo dolls against Bucky. One result is Bucky "being a little gurgly in the Meow Mix repository," as well as other ill effects. When Bucky figures out what's going on, he blurts out "Sweet onion chutney, what have I done?!" I love these expressions that Conley endows Bucky and Satchel with, and find that they go a long way to making the interactions of the characters funny, while at the same time highlighting the basic humanity of the strip, despite the fact that two of the leading characters are anthropomorphized animals. I recommend "I'm Ready For My Movie Contract" without any reservations.

Funniest so far.	Customer Rating:
I have read every Get Fuzzy book so far and this one made me laugh the most. I know there are complaints here about the editing but I don't mind when the content is this good. The clever humor in this book tops the rest of them, in my opinion.