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Eight Yards Down and Out: A Fox Trot Collection

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Roger warms up for football season. Paige and Nicole enroll in Current Affairs. Jason gets a recorder and totally annoys the family, until it disappears. Denise gets angry at Peter for talking about a teenage girl in gym. Jason meets the impossible extra-credit problem. Peter gets stuck in Jason's Halloween mask. Andy convinces Roger to join a health club. Jason writes an extra-long Christmas list. Roger gives Jason a GI-Joe suction dart assault helmet. Jason tries to beat Marcus in Super Mario Bros. Jason and Peter go down Kamikaze Ridge. Andy goes to a Chicago Bulls game without Roger. Peter borrows Steve's guitar again. Jason makes a stop-motion dino-film. Roger buys a Maverick Mark VII to beat Fred in golf. Denise gives Peter a booby-trapped rabbit. Jason breaks the water system. Jason pretends he's The Flash, using Paige's red sweater for the mask.

All these funny stories and more are in this book!

Another great Foxtrot. Its creator retired while he still had his edge and this book displays every bit of his wit. RIP Roger Foxx and family - and iguana. Buy this before they all disappear.

I have to admit, when I first got this book, I was disapointed. I didn't know it was old school Fox Trot. In the early days, Fox Trot wasn't drawn exactly the same as it curently is. And I really didn't care for the artwork. but I kept reading. And I soon forgot about the art work, and realized that this book was wicked funny. Really, Fox Trot is the best comic strip around. And this shows that it was good even from the early 90's

I've always been a good fan of foxtrot, so I found this book quite good. Its kinda short though, and you finish it in about a half-hour to an hour. If you like long books, this wouldn't be to fun for you.

i think this book is sort of funny.i also think it needed some work.i like my other foxtrot book better.

I love Bill Amend. His books are great. I wish he'd do more