The Book of Culls:
The Best Human Cull Comics
Dive into the satirical world of "Human Cull" with this bumper comics collection. This darkly humorous single panel cartoon imagines an alien who painlessly removes annoying people—from litter-droppers to telemarketers—with a ray gun, making the world a better place for the rest of us.
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Reviews
"Genius. If Charles Schulz had been rejected by all the syndicates and turned bitter his strip would have looked something like this." – Jonathan Lemon, creator of Rabbits Against Magic
“I first encountered Human Cull when it started running on GoComics. The idea of voicing one's displeasure at ill-behaved people in a humorous way appealed to me immediately, and I stuck with the strip to the very end of its run there. I even had my one cull idea turned into a panel that was used in this book. If you wish the world were a nicer place, then you'll love Human Cull.” – TSOJ (Amazon, 5-star review)
More about The Book of Culls
"Human Cull" first appeared on Comics Sherpa in 2007 and later on GoComics in 2013, offering cathartic release for anyone who has ever been annoyed by everyday nuisances. The collection captures the essence of modern frustrations through a unique, exaggerated lens, providing a humorous outlet for common irritations.
"The Book of Culls," a collection of satirical comics , stands in stark contrast to "Reasons to be Cheerful". While "Reasons to be Cheerful" emerged from my wish to move away from focusing on annoyances , "The Book of Culls" embodies the very expression of those frustrations.
"Human Cull" offers cathartic release for readers who have experienced everyday annoyances from the kinds of people who pick up dog poo, but leave it in the bag, to those who steal a parking spot when they can see someone else got there first.