Bliss is a microscopic look at childless coupledom. It is a contemporary look at married life that, in little more than a year, has been acquired by nearly 100 daily and Sunday newspapers.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A wonderful, unfortunately short lived comic,
This review is from: The Road to Bliss: A Bliss Collection (Paperback)
Bliss has already come and gone, but hopefully the sequel to this book will also be forthcoming.The strip was an absolute riot; Stephen has a sharp incisive wit. Almost every strip is phrased just so precisely, yet so familiar to those going through the wedded ups and downs of middle class. A definite must buy if you like comic strips such as Adam, Stone Soup, or For Better or For Worse.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Warm Sarcasm and Humor,
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This review is from: The Road to Bliss: A Bliss Collection (Paperback)
I am rather a connoisseur of comic strips. This one shows awesome humor, such warm and gentle teasing, a truly spectacular series about a couple with a loving relationship full of accepting but pointed humor. I wish I had this kind of marriage! Five stars, yes indeed. The strips published AFTER this book became more bitter, probably because Hirsh was *trying* to be funny, and the couple lost the warm closeness. But this collection is perfect, very homey and welcoming humor. The couple truly loves each other, and their bickering/nattering is so infused with appreciation and self-awareness that it warms the heart. NOT smarmy.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A witty, wonderful strip for couples everywhere,
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This review is from: The Road to Bliss: A Bliss Collection (Paperback)
A comic strip about couples? It's been done before - but rarely has the couple been so natural, so human, and so witty. Dana and Steven come alive by the end of the book; you feel like you know them, like you invite them over for drinks and gently poke fun of each other with them! It's a real shame this comic never made it big; the author retired it at the millennium in a touching strip - I would dearly love to own a second collection of Bliss, but the first is a rare gem that any newlywed couple, or anyone who likes to watch "Friends", would enjoy owning. Snatch it up if you see a copy for sale - they make great presents at weddings!
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