Birds of Prey
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Rated 5 starsAwesomely surreal book
How can anyone give this delightfully bizarre tome only three stars?!? I first saw these cartoons in Heavy Metal, and still remember finding my first paper copy for $3 at the Strand in 1993 or so. That copy has sadly wandered off--I lent it to someone and never got it back--but since then I've acquired a few more. They make great gifts for people whose lives you need to make a bit more surreal.
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