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I enjoyed this book as Dave Kellett was a new cartoonist to me. I like his story lines though I notice he doesn't seem to depend on the backstories of his characters any more,


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Pure Ducky Goodness The First Sheldon Collection Dave Kellett 9780965506014 Books Reviews

Dave Kellett's Sheldon has long been one of my favorite comic strips. This first collection of Sheldon contains the best of the best from the first few years of the strip. The humor ranges from family-oriented to geek-oriented to completely off-the-wall. This is a book that truly has laughs for everyone. I can't recommend it highly enough.
This collection of Dave Kellett's works is well scripted, well-drawn and laugh-out-loud funny. You would do well to pick this book up and if you're like me, it will occupy a space in your domicile within easy reach for reading and re-reading. It combines the humor/savvy of "Bloom County" with the geek factor and zeitgeist of "Foxtrot." Read a few strips on sheldoncomics.com... you won't be disappointed.
What can I say about "Sheldon"? It's a good comic that's based on a 10 year old who wears a ridiculously large glasses and owns a software company. He lives with his "Gramps", who has no name, and his talking duck named Arthur.

Anyway, Sheldon finally has a book collection, and this is it.

This is a great book, but unfortunatly, it suffers as a "best of" book; meaning, it doesn't contain the complete first year of the strip, but rather, the best strips from the run. If "Sheldon" was mostly one-shot, it wouldn't matter, but unfortunatly, in this case, Sheldon tends to have story arcs. I'm a completist, and I may sound like a spoiled brat, but...I wan't everything! Waaah!!!

Worst of all, unlike most webcomics, "Sheldon" only has a previous-30-days archive. This is actually United Features' fault, but...yeah.

And in some pages, the printing looks...odd. I noticed in some pages the lineart is printed dark, dark green instead of black, and also interlacing is noticeable. But I may be biased, because I'm spoiled by book collections from Andrews & McMeel, and since this book was self-published (I think), I can't really be harsh about it.

Despite some flaws, I'll give this book 4 stars because for the first time I read many strips I missed and also have some favorites that I forgot about. It's also a good beginner for new "Sheldon" fans. Buy it or I will unleash unspeakable evil.

P.S. "Sheldon" is way better than "Mallard Fillmore"! ;)
Pure Ducky Goodness is a title that hit's the contents of this book right on the head!

A great read for those that have never seen the strip, as well as those fans of the daily web comic version at Comics.Com

The humor spans all ages, and genres. Everything from tech to geek to old folk (i.e. myself) humor is there for the belly laughs.

Worth more than the price of admission!
Where to begin? This strip defies definition. It is ostensibly about a 10-year-old genius who started his own software company (Sheldonsoft) and downloaded language-recognition software into the brain of his pet duck, but who in all other respects is an average kid, except for his occasional lapses into sci-fi-induced nerd comas. He is being raised by his grandfather (parents are deceased).

This is one of the few comics that provides laugh-out-loud humor, without resorting to crudeness or vulgarity. Topics span the gamut, from Gramps' addition to Girl Scout cookies, to corporate buyouts, to off-the-wall superhero role playing between Arthur (Thurg, Viking God of Affordable Footwear) and his friend Dante (Stickboy). There is nothing formulaic about this comic strip! Dave Kellett finds the humor in everything, from current popular media (Kneel Before Zod!) to the obscure (warding off a French corporate rival by waving a bottle of Australian wine at her).

This comic, plus Jef Mallett's strip "Frazz" are two of the best strips going. Highly recommended!
I have been reading the web version of Sheldon for months now, and I have to say this is one of the funniest, charming, most intelligent comic strips. I can only wait in anticipation of the next volume!

Pure Ducky Goodness will not disappoint you!

Thanks for the laughs Dave!!
The material and drawings are quirky; they have a fresh, personal, and sometimes spontaneous feel. I got laughs out of the book myself and my kids seem to enjoy them even more than I. 'More books by Kellet' is now an official request in our home.
I enjoyed this book as Dave Kellett was a new cartoonist to me. I like his story lines though I notice he doesn't seem to depend on the backstories of his characters any more,