Most Outrageous The Trials and Trespasses of Dwaine Tinsely and Chester the Molester
“Among the great essays on human frailty.” (The Oregonian)“Worth every word written about comics last year…it is the best book ever written about a cartoonist.” (The Comics Reporter)“Leaves the reader reeling as the criminal-justice system struggles with crimes against trust and truth.” (R. C. Baker - The Village Voice)“One of the most moving, compelling and important books Fantagraphics will publish this year… what makes it great is the way it touches upon issues of how art and life intersect in often ugly ways... how heartrendingly clumsy our legal system is at uncovering the ‘truth.’” (Chris Mautner - Newsarama)“A thoughtful mediation on the role and purpose of offensive satire, in cartoon form and out of it…” (Brian Doherty - Reason Magazine)“Levin is unflinching here, but never without the grace, skill and sensitivity…that has come to mark his writing.” (Comic Book Resources)“There’s no one better writing about the comics industry today.” (Comic Book Resources)