Is This The Right Color To Prove I Dont Have A Shitty Life

Jon-Michael Frank

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Floating World Comics
28 November 2019

Self-help & personal development; Parodies & spoofs

Grim and hilarious explorations of the human condition. LOL at the ironic struggle of believing in yourself and wondering if you are making a difference while sitting in front of a computer for most of your life. Simply drawn with an elemental color palette, these sad and relatable drawings reflect on mundane and ordinary life with poetic defeat in a direct and biting dialogue.

By: Jon-Michael Frank
Imprint: Floating World Comics
Country of Publication: United States
Dimensions: Height: 203mm, Width: 152mm,
ISBN: 9781942801733
ISBN 10: 1942801734
Pages: 120
Publication Date: 28 November 2019
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Jon-Michael Frank is the author of How's Everything Going? Not Good, Things To Do Instead of Killing Yourself and Dark Garbage.

Reviews for Is This The Right Color To Prove I Dont Have A Shitty Life

Frank's humor may laugh at us and our simple desires and hardships, but it also welcomes us to laugh at ourselves, comforting us in a communal sense of unhappiness. Sometimes it is a self-deprecating laugh, a satirical laugh a bit like a LOL--written but never audible. - The Brooklyn Rail Jon-Michael Frank has an uncanny knack for expressing the worst in the best possible way. - The Oklahoma Gazette Jon-Michael Frank's twisted take on life will make you laugh, then cry, then do one of those laugh-cry hybrids that really freaks everyone out. -- Colin Nissan