Customer Reviews

Santa vs. Satan: The Official Compendium of Imaginary Fights

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I busted a gut laughing at The Ultimate Warrior vs. The Ultimate Pacifist. The author even gets opinion from a pacifist leader on who would "win"

Nice book for your stoner friends too.

Good job guys!

This is one laugh-out-loud funny book, definitely worth 11 bucks. Some of the fights, you have to wonder how he thought of them (He Man vs. She-Males is brilliant). Good read for the bathroom, or the beach.

This book has like twenty laugh out loud and embarrass yourself in public moments in it. I know this cause I just got glared at on the subway this morning.

Very funny quick reads for days when your brain doesn't want to do anything serious.


He-Man vs. Shemales - so very very right

Someone got this for me a while back. It is hilarious. I just bought a few copies for Christmas Gifts. If this won't make my friends laugh nothing will. What better gift this year then the gift of humor?

I like the idea of this book, but the execution is just plain awful. Jake Kalsh goes the Celebrity Deathmatch route in written form and pits superheroes and cartoon characters against each other. Some of the matchups get totally absurd, which I'm fine with, but they just aren't very funny, and for $13.95, I think the readers at least deserve some laughs. Take a matchup between Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben, which is full of horribly racist and misogynistic jokes that fall flat and just make the author seem like an idiot. For example, Aunt Jemima's attributes include having sex with white guys, and Uncle Ben's secret move is another racial stereotype. Offensive humor only works if it's funny. Truly awful and unfunny.