More Red Meat: The Second Collection of Red Meat Cartoons from the Secret Files of Max Cannon

by Max Cannon

Max Cannon is at it again, with his second book of cartoons from his wildly successful comic strip, Red Meat, and it's every bit as twisted and edgy as the first one. Featured in sixty alternative weeklies and college newspapers, representing a combined readership of more than six million, Red Meat has a fervent and loyal fan base.

Max Cannon also has an official Red Meat web site, which averages 30,000 page views per week. It was honored with a Cyber Star award from Virtual City magazine.
Max Cannon is at it again, with his second book of cartoons from his wildly successful comic strip, Red Meat, and it's every bit as twisted and edgy as the first one. Featured in sixty alternative weeklies and college newspapers, representing a combined readership of more than six million, Red Meat has a fervent and loyal fan base.

Max Cannon also has an official Red Meat web site, which averages 30,000 page views per week. It was honored with a Cyber Star award from Virtual City magazine.

Genres: Comics, Humor, Graphic Novels, Comic Strips, Dark Humor, Graphic Novels Comics, Cartoon

112 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1998

Reviews

[Helena · Rating 4 out of 5]

Musta huumori saa minut yleensä nauramaan, myös tällä kertaa. Pelkistettyä kannibalismia :)

[Timo · Rating 5 out of 5]

On se vaan hyvä.

[Jonathan Buatti · Rating 5 out of 5]

While the content might not be for everyone I found it highly amusing.

[Adam McPhee · Rating 5 out of 5]

I remember discovering Red Meat while using a classroom computer with a friend in elementary school, looking for images to go on a poster for some boring project, a few years before the millenium. There was something absolutely joyous about its twisted sense of humour, made even more subversive by its format: the otherwise staid three panel newspaper comic. It was like Max Cannon was giving permission for us to be weird.

[Kenneth · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the second collection of "Read Meat" cartoons, which was published in 1998. I recommend it to anyone who likes dark, edgy humor. I first read the strip back in the late 1980's or early 1990's when Kansas City's alternate weekly "The Pitch" was running it. Reading it now, it's great to find that the strips are just as funny now as you remembered them.

[Pečivo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Jednohubka. Celkem vtipná.

"Plány jsou hotovy, Xerxone. Během dvou slunečních dnů srazíme pozemšťany na kolena. Očekávám tvé rozkazy."

"Jestli na to oddělení popálenin přijdeš pozdě, dostaneš na zadek!"

"Ježíš mami!"

LOL