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by: Jim Borgman, Jerry Scott
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.56973
EAN: 9780740763571
ISBN: 0740763571
Label: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Manufacturer: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 128
Publication Date: April 01, 2007
Publisher: Andrews McMeel Publishing
Sales Rank: 100834
Studio: Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
When contemplating what to name their strip, Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman sought the insight of Charles Schulz, who told them that Zits was 'the worst name for a comic strip since Peanuts.' It makes perfect sense then that Zits has achieved Peanuts-like notoriety.
Equally enjoyed by teens and their parental counterparts, Zits appealingly tackles teen issues with equal parts grace and wit. Parents Connie and Walt masterfully guide fifteen-year-old Jeremy Duncan through the pratfalls of teenagedom accompanied by his girlfriend Sara and best friends Hector and Pierce.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Zits
Any teen or parent of a teen should be able to identify with these comic characters and get a good laugh.
Rating: - Zits fans will love it
If you love the comic, you'll love this addition of the ZITS collection. It's just the same good ol'humor. Came in perfect condition.
Rating: - YES!!!!!!
I LOVE this kid!!!
Own every single ZITS in any form.
Treat yourself-----get into ZITS
Rating:  - Spoiled Brat.
That overgrown brat makes fun of his father's age and weight, aggravates his poor old mother even though she tries to make things nice for him, and treats his girlfriend like a sex object while she wants a romantic relationship with him.
And he stays blissfully oblivious through it all - just like a typical clueless young male.
So he makes me very sick to my stomach.:P
Rating: - Well, I remember all those things!
I am a 63 year old cartoon addict. That plus the fact that this is how boys are (as teenagers) makes these througly enjoyable chracters and cartoons; this book is no exception.
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