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"In a culture full of sick, twisted, perverted art, RED MEAT is up there at the top--it's that good."
--Matt Groening, LIFE IN HELL

"RED MEAT doesn't merely challenge politically correct taboos and sacred cows--it happily ignores them. It inhabits that place where compelling comics always dwell--its own private universe, operating by its own demented rules."
--Bill Griffith, ZIPPY THE PINHEAD

"Unlike the vast majority of cartoons in America, RED MEAT makes me sick in a GOOD way."
--Dan Piraro, BIZARRO

"RED MEAT is more than a comic strip. It is one of those rare artistic triumphs, in which a creator's vision seems to arrive fully realized and utterly self-contained, like a message in a bottle from some disturbing universe. It holds the terrible fascination of the dissection table, or of a roadside car wreck glimpsed out of the corner of your eye--exept it's funnier. Max Cannon has an undeniable genius--just don't tell him where I live, OK?"
--Tom Tomorrow, THIS MODERN WORLD

"Not only does RED MEAT push the taste barrier, but it's possibly the only comic strip in America that uses a chainsaw to tickle your funny bone."
--Erwin B. Wallace, "THE MYSTERIOUS MR. WALLY"

"... The [Onion's] cartoons are forgettable, with the exception of 'RED MEAT,' by Max Cannon, who dances a twisted lambada of his own devising..."
--Review of The Onion website, The New Yorker, July 15, 1996


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