E-books of Dan Collins' Looks Good On Paper from Gocomics
The online comic strip feature by Dan Collins on the Andrews McMeel Universal Comics website is now in e-book form for all your mobile and desktop devices and e-readers. Fun-E-Books Publishing will be bringing you collections of the comic in regular installments throughout 2019 and beyond. Check here often for new titles!
On sale now!
Looking At Life Through Dirty Glasses
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Book eight in the long-running series from Looks Good On Paper and Dan Collins continues the tradition of laughter and mayhem that readers have come to expect from this expert at getting right to our funny bones with a gut punch. He takes no prisoners, gives no quarter, and leaves no bridges uncrossed. He’s on a suicide mission to make you laugh, with just a snapshot of his sweetheart in the cockpit, and only enough gas to get there. Take a hilarious ride with Crash Collins and no landing will ever be smooth, so buckle up, buckaroo!
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New for January 2024
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This is the seventh book of the AM Universal Gocomics feature, Looks Good On Paper, and it shows no sign of slowing down any time soon. LGOP is not your every day comic— it doesn’t follow rules or depend on formulas. Dan goes where ever the jokes are and that produces spontaneity and novelty in his cartoons that thousands of fans around the globe know and love. Dan’s getting older but he’s still breathing, so stand back and give him some air and you’ll be gasping for oxygen between laughs.
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The End Is Near
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Looks Good On Paper, the online ‘newspaper’ comic feature, is nearing its eighth year of publication at AM Universal’s GoComics, but in the beginning its survival was anything but assured. It began as a quirk of fate and a bit of luck — evolving from a shapeless blob in the primordial comics soup, changing form and acquiring abilities as it clawed its way up the evolutionary chain, until it triumphantly hoisted itself up on two legs to stand proudly in the light of day!
Historically, it ran in a horizontal format like most comic features, but the occasional vertically oriented strip would appear like a variant of the species, exploring other opportunities in the ecosystem of humor. Some succeeded while others failed — such is the life of comics on this planet. With each new iteration, the species grew stronger, the humor ever-more infectious, until it spread far and wide, ultimately arriving at the top of the food chain instead of in the evolutionary junk pile. This is the eleventh e-book by Dan Collins, the fifth in the Looks Good On Paper series and includes 260 pages of highly evolved humor for any species, though it is preferable having opposable thumbs if you want to turn pages. |
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In time for Xmas 2021!
200 new comics and cartoons in high resolution HD for your mobile devices.
200 new comics and cartoons in high resolution HD for your mobile devices.
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These are the times that try men’s souls, as Thomas Paine once wrote. Yes, these last two years have indeed been trying, but we deal with it however best we can and we endure. One way is to laugh as much as possible and how better to do that than with cartoons. Throughout the history of trying times cartoons have been there as an effective and low-priced cure for garden variety depression. It’s escapement for our souls from the ills of our environment. We can for a brief time step outside this world of Paine with the help of a funny scribble on a piece of paper.
Contained within this e-book are an ample supply of comics to bring you at least a few minutes of relief for the common blues. Additional applications may be needed and can be purchased at your local cartoon e-book seller. No prescription necessary. |
My Cartoonist Is Not Funny
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Fresh from the new GoComics.com site is collection number one of Dan's syndicated comic strip Looks Good On Paper. The strip is in it's fifth year, so it's time for the ebook! The first edition was an iBooks ebook created in their iBooks Author program. The Kindle and Kobo versions are complete and ready for sale right now! Click the buttons to take you to the seller's stores. This is our eleventh ebook here at Fun-E-Books Publishing and number 12 is already in production. The E-book Factory has retooled so look for a selection of fresh new ebooks in the coming months. We're really psyched here at FEB!
The LGOP series will be a new format of epub, a fixed layout ebook. They keep true to the designer's vision and don't reflow in unpredictable ways when a reader changes fonts and font sizes or flips the orientation of their device. They also allow me to add interactive features such as a video of me saying 'hi' to all my readers, animations, read aloud and other cool stuff! Sweet. |
Sax Night: Comic Strips for Lovers (of Comic Strips)
Looks Good On Paper, the hilarious comic strip feature from AM Universal’s GoComics line up, is back with the second collection ebook by Dan Collins! See LGOP’s best strips in brilliant HD on your mobile devices, displayed in wide angle landscape view that you can take with you everywhere you go. No need to run to the bookstore or the library; ebooks are the safest way to get your literary laughs in these infectious times! Watch out though, because once you are exposed to Dan’s unique humor, you’ll be struck with a terrible thirst for more. You’ll want to grab every one of his half dozen titles on Kindle, iBooks, Kobo and other sellers world-wide. Self isolation isn’t so bad when you can huddle up with Dan and let laughter take your mind off these maddening times. No mask is required to enter his world, but if you’re expelling lots of air we would highly recommend it. His sense of humor has a high viral load and there’s no such thing as a safe distance from it. His ebooks have spread around the world in a global fandemic with no vaccine in sight, so you might as well join the herd and expose yourself to the cure for what ails you.
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In its seventh year on AM Universal’s Gocomics website, Looks Good On Paper by Dan Collins is a comic strip like no other. Dan’s signature humor finds its way into your funny bone from so many different angles that it is difficult to categorize. He can be sweet and poignant one moment, snarky and wicked the next and wildly wacky in between. Add an occasional dash of current events, a pinch of politics and you start to get the idea that this comic runs the gamut of the gag galaxy!
Dan Collins has been a professional cartoonist since 1976 and has been published in Saturday Evening Post, Boy’s Life, National Lampoon, Mad, Hustler, in greeting cards with American Greetings, Nobleworks and others, and in the Delaware Gazette newspaper. This is his eighth ebook with more to come. |