Cyanide & Happiness: A Guide to Parenting by Three Guys With No Kids

The viciously irreverent webcomic collection returns to print in celebration of its 20th anniversary, perfect for fans of The Oatmeal: How to Be Perfectly Unhappy, Strange Planet, and Mr. Lovenstein Presents: Failure! At last, when the world needed it most, the only reliable guide through the perplexing world of parenting makes its way back on shelves—all from three guys who still make more comics than kids. This informative guide for breeders tackles all the big parenting issues: Finding messages in your alphabet soup, drawing the perfect hand turkey, getting away with kidnapping, telling your kids you don't love them anymore, and making out with your kid's best friend's dad. Returning to print with a spiffy new design in celebration of their 20th anniversary, cartoonists Kris Wilson, Rob DenBleyker, and Dave McElfatrick combine all their knowledge and experience—or lack thereof—for a laugh-out-loud, labor-inducing look into the world of parenthood through the sick and twisted lens of Cyanide & Happiness comics.

The viciously irreverent webcomic collection returns to print in celebration of its 20th anniversary, perfect for fans of The Oatmeal: How to Be Perfectly Unhappy, Strange Planet, and Mr. Lovenstein Presents: Failure! At last, when the world needed it most, the only reliable guide through the perplexing world of parenting makes its way back on shelves—all from three guys who still make more comics than kids. This informative guide for breeders tackles all the big parenting issues: Finding messages in your alphabet soup, drawing the perfect hand turkey, getting away with kidnapping, telling your kids you don't love them anymore, and making out with your kid's best friend's dad. Returning to print with a spiffy new design in celebration of their 20th anniversary, cartoonists Kris Wilson, Rob DenBleyker, and Dave McElfatrick combine all their knowledge and experience—or lack thereof—for a laugh-out-loud, labor-inducing look into the world of parenthood through the sick and twisted lens of Cyanide & Happiness comics.