What Could Go Wrong?

by Dixie J. Whitted

If you love the cute cartoons from years gone by or the Sunday comics, then you should enjoy WHAT COULD GO WRONG?, a collection of cartoons with a skewed view.

Over 60 full-page B&W comic creations, filled with lots of laughs. Good, clean, offbeat fun, great for young and old.

And if you had fun with this one, check out WHAT ELSE COULD GO WRONG?



By the author of Dahler & Nicholls Fight Crime! (Crime Wins) and Crime Rhymes: From Bad to Verse.

Genres: Humor

64 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 15, 2017

Reviews

[Mike Siedschlag]

What Could Go Wrong? by Dixie J Whitted was another gift that I wanted to review.



A short collection of single frame comics, What Could Go Wrong? is just a lot of fun. Dixie Whitted is also the illustrator, and the artwork is great.



The comics have a kind of Gary Larson bent, reminiscent of The Far Side. Fits my offbeat sense of humor.



I guess it's a spoiler but I have to describe my favorite: A vampire is writhing on the floor and his pretty victim is standing over him saying " and after the pepperoni pizza, I had several pieces of garlic bread..." Now that's funny. Enjoy!



Mike

[Quentin Wallace]

This was a pretty entertaining collection of one panel humor cartoons. Some of them I didn't get, some of them were a little silly but some were really funny and original. If you enjoy the Sunday comic page you'll get a chuckle out of this collection.

[Katie]

It's ok

Some of the cartoons made me laugh. Some didn't. Not a bad way to kill a little time on a lazy day.

[Jeannie Huie]

Lots of fun!!

There are many fun cartoons in this book! Some are knee-slapping hilarious! Many make you think! The only problems was there needed to be more! I received this book from the author and this is my freely given opinion.

[Heidi Kirsch]

These one-panel cartoons are cute but not covering any new ground. Another reviewer mentioned the book was shorter than expected which I felt too. I received this for free so don't know if good value if bought.

[Ann Black]

Cartoons

Thought most of the cartoons were funny, though I didn't get a couple. A quick and funny read. Will get the next book.

[Laura Calla]

Quick 15 minute read. Some chuckles, no guffaws! Glad it was a free book.

[Diana Burdick]

A Iittle dry

Humor was a bit dry for my taste. Illustrations were good. Book was shorter than I expected it to be.

[Bettye McKee]

A few minutes of fun

I enjoyed this little book of cartoons. Some of them present the everyday world from a new perspective. My favorite was the Moral Bankruptcy class.

[Mike]

Funny comics

Very original and well drawn.

More words needed. More words needed. More words needed. More words needed. More words needed.

[Tim Shepard]

Just alright

Some of this was humorous. Other parts of the book made me realize you have to be thinking about what the author is trying to detail in the humour.

[Gary Boyer]

Hit or Miss

Some cartoons are slightly amusing and others make me question how anyone would think they were funny. Appreciate the effort, though.

[Dan Panke]

I wish I could say something positive about the book besides that it was free.

[Trick Wiley]

Funny different cartoons you grew up on,well I did and I'm 64! Book full of laughs and giggles! Rad some thing different to get you out of that funky mood you are in,thus surly will do it for you!

[Nancie Lafferty]

Appreciate the effort, but only really got a chuckle out of two. But a smile is always a good thing - and the book was free😊