Customer Reviews

What Now: Mutts, Vol. 7

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You can't go wrong with Moochie and Earl! I always feel like I'm revisiting old friends when I read each of the Mutts publications, and this one is no exception. What I really appreciate is Patrick's obvious sensitivity to animal cruelty issues. Bravo, Patrick. Five pink schocks to you!!!

Best comic strip since Peanuts and Calvin & Hobbes. Those of us who own and love our pets can relate to McDonnell's silly yet sensitive and always charming sense of humor. Curl up with a lil pink sock, a bowl of Chicky Schnoodle Shoup and read ALL the books---you'll be better for it!

Patrick McDonnell is the best. His work is very imaginative and well written. I continue to support his work because he has so many important messages concerning pet adoption, endangered species as well as messages against animal cruelty. What inspired work within a comic strip. On top of that, you can't go wrong with following the lives of Earl and Mooch. Highly recommended as usual.

Mutts was called "One of the greatest comic strips of all time" by Charles Schulz. Give yourself a little time a read this great collection. And then treat yourself to all the Mutts books, you'll be glad you did...

I'm a quite new fan of MUTTS. First approach was in Houston airport in some newspaper forgotten on a chair. Colorful and simple...one line in wich Bip tells Bop "Green is so yesterday", was so hilarious for me I couldn't understand why...so I looked forward to read more stripes online afterwards.

I just received my first book of MUTTS (No 7) "WHAT NOW". After reading the first pages, I can tell you that after a hard day, or even if you are kinda depressed or blue....this will cheer you up for sure!.

Definetely Earl and Mooch are the best!! . . . in this very issue you'll see the love at first sight of the "lil pink sock".

Inocent, simple and just delightful...!

Greetings to ya'll MUTT fans.

ORD

I always enjoyed the Mutts book and this is great as the others. The every day stories of the dog Earl and cat Mooch (inclusive owners and some other animals such as woofie, crabby, and squirrel) are cute, innocent, funny and kind of philosophical. I just love that even I read every strip at least five times, I can still smile /laugh about them.

This comic makes me wonder...is my doggie reading this when I leave the room? :)