Robots, Demons and Day Jobs: A Collection of Silly and Strange Comics

Cartoonist David Kantrowitz (Funny or Die, Comedy Central, Exploding Kittens, Nickelodeon & more) collects all of his recent black and white self-published comics together for the first time. Blending humor and introspection through several short stories and chapters, includes "Trash Trophies," "Detective Doodle," "Overly Polite Robots," "Wizard Dinks," "Helluva Sandwich," and bonus single panel comics never before printed. Praise for David's comics: “David is over a hundred and thirty years of newspaper comics charm distilled to its essence and given living form. He evokes the heart of Bill Watterson, the surrealism of George Gately and the straight up comedic chops of Gary Larson while also creating work that is uniquely and distinctly David Kantrowitz. To read David's work is to smile, and to understand why cartoonists have been at the forefront of culture, creativity and satire for generations. If you aren't a fan of David yet, you will be the second you open this hilarious, honest and deeply silly book.” - Joseph Clift, Emmy and Peabody nominated Comedy Writer “I wish I could live inside David Kantrowitz's illustrations. I really do. Every delightful character leaps from the page and gets lodged in your mind, like a long-lost imaginary friend. The tales David tells are filled with warmth, kindness, and most of all funny, funny jokes. Sigh. I know I can’t live in a world quite as irreverent, hilarious, and buoyant as the ones David creates with his brain so for now, I’ll settle for devouring every single thing that man makes with his hands.” - Marina Shifrin, Author of "30 Before 30: How I Made a Mess of My 20s And You Can Too" “There is a sweet and insightful creative voice threaded through all of David Kantrowitz’s comics. It’s quite often funny, and at times even spooky, but above all it is uniquely David. And David is good, real good. If you were to buy this book, your life would be improved, because as I said before, David is really good. You deserve something good.” -Chuck BB, Eisner Award Winning Comic Artist