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Get Your War on

Get Your War on

by David Rees (Author)

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    Paperback 2003

    $3.28
Synopsis

On October 9th 2001, David Rees posted 8 comic strips on his website, depicting the violence of Bush's War on Terrorism. The response was overwhelming. Since that night over eight million people have visited the site (www.mnftiu.cc) as Rees continues to add material that responds to the events of the past months including the anthrax scare, the Enron scandal, the establishment of the Office for Homeland Security, the Israeli incursions and the Palestinian suicide bombings...Combining the savagery of Gerald Scarfe, the profane wisdom of South Park, and the office drone anxieties of Dilbert with the current-events-skewering savvy of Joe Sacco, Get Your War On critiques the US government's ambiguous war on terrorism to reveal a surprisingly wide spectrum of public opinion, bravely giving voice to a grieving, angry, and confused citizenry. Author royalties from this book will be donated to the Adopt-A-Minefield charity dedicated to landmine clearance in Afghanistan.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 192
 Edition: Main
 Publisher: Serpent's Tail
Published: 13 Nov 2003
ISBN 10: 1852428546
ISBN 13: 9781852428549

Media Reviews
?The most eloquent commentary by far on the mood of black humour, fear, panic and bitter cynicism pervading life in the era of the War On Terrorism? The Guardian ?Why have David Rees' cartoons become a certifiable internet phenomenon, seemingly more popular than MP3s and free porn combined? I think it's because a lot of people these days have a small screaming voice buried deep down inside, a voice which simply cannot fucking believe this fucking shit... but at least we got a good comic strip out of the deal.? Tom Tomorrow
Author Bio
David Rees was working as a part-time freelance fact checker for Maxim magazine on 9/11. His Get Your War On comic strip debuted two days after Operation Enduring Freedom began in early October. He was laid off due to declining ad sales at the magazine in November.