Best Selling Books by Peter Bagge

Three certified geeks (a self-loathing journalist, a conspiracy theorist and a gamer who lives in his car) discover that dark personal secrets can sometimes be a virtue, as they explore the confusion and conflation of identity that resulting from the online world and roleplaying games.

Listed in Stephen Weiner''s 101 Best Graphic Novels. A look at people who live on the peripheral.

Reprinting issues #1-15, Fun chronicles the duo''s disintergration into drunken misery - plus the return of Stinky, Val, and George Hamilton III.

Presents a compilation of the Bat Boy comic strip, including his unlikely stint as President of the United States, turbulent love affair with Treasury Secretary Beyoncae, and how he went from hero to bum in Freaktown.

ODIO (HATE): 1991 HARVEY WINNER FOR BEST CARTOONIST, BEST NEW SERIES. The bestselling alternative comic of the 1990''s, Odio (Hate) chronicles the misadventures, life experiences and repugnant habits of Buddy Bradley, oldest son of America''s most dysfunctional suburban family. Buddy''s moved to Seattle, which Bagge portrays as the grunge capital of the U.S.; a place of cheap apartments, cheaper drugs and plenty of lowlife, with rocker deadbeats working in used bookstores and organizing bands. American satirical cartooning at its most inventively hilarious. -Publishers Weekly I Love Hate. -Matt Groening creator of the Simpsons

Odio (Hate) chronicles the misadventures, life experiences and repugnant habits of Buddy Bradley, oldest son of America''s most dysfunctional suburban family. Buddy''s moved to Seattle, which Bagge portrays as the grunge capital of the U.S.; a place of cheap apartments, cheaper drugs and plenty of lowlife, with rocker deadbeats working in used bookstores and organizing bands. American satirical cartooning at its most inventively hilarious. -Publishers Weekly I Love Hate. -Matt Groening creator of the Simpsons

ODIO (HATE): 1991 HARVEY WINNER FOR BEST CARTOONIST, BEST NEW SERIES. The bestselling alternative comic of the 1990''s, Odio (Hate) chronicles the misadventures, life experiences and repugnant habits of Buddy Bradley, oldest son of America''s most dysfunctional suburban family. Buddy''s moved to Seattle, which Bagge portrays as the grunge capital of the U.S.; a place of cheap apartments, cheaper drugs and plenty of lowlife, with rocker deadbeats working in used bookstores and organizing bands. American satirical cartooning at its most inventively hilarious. -Publishers Weekly I Love Hate. -Matt Groening creator of the Simpsons

The colorful, bizarre, and trenchant world of the Bradleys, America''s most dysfunctional family, comes to life in a second caustic collection of comics.

O dia-a-dia de Buddy Bradley retratado pela pena cáustica de Peter Bagge. Mordaz e inclemente, ''Ódio'' é sucesso de crítica e público nos Estados Unidos.

Contains stories from new talent discovered through the networking website MySpace, featuring work by Joss Whedon, Mike Mignola, Gerard Way, Steve Niles, and Peter Bagge.