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Michael Gibson
Taschen







Jesse Balmer & Jonny Negron


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Patrice Evans
Three Rivers Press
“Negropedia” is a funny word, so I thought this might be a funny book. Unfortunately, instead of being full of laughs and knowledge it’s full of stiff humor and dumb observations that all come off as either obvious or wrong. Too much of this book is devoted to fluff like describing the businesses in poor black neighborhoods without making it interesting or relating to anything. If it were done well it might be worth something, but it wasn’t so it’s not. It’s nowhere near as enjoyable as Egotrip’s Big Book of Racism from 2002. If you want a funny book with observations, theories, and stories concerning race, go get that book. While you’re at the bookstore maybe grab any copies of this book you find and quietly toss them in the garbage or on top of some really high place that no one can reach.


Rosenberg, Van Lente, Foley, Calera, Lima
IT Books
Unreadable and unlook-at-able.Previously - Nick Gazin's Comic Book Love-In #34
