Non Sequitur s Beastly Things

**** The latest collection of Wiley's comic strips has garnered an enthusiastic response from both long-standing fans and newcomers alike. Readers who appreciate the satirical wit of comic strips from the 70s, 80s, and 90s find this compilation to be a delightful treasure. Wiley's unique ability to reflect the absurdities of modern life resonates well, drawing readers into a world where his brand of humor highlights the peculiarities of everyday situations and societal norms. Many reviewers enjoy rediscovering familiar themes and characters presented here in a curated format, allowing them to appreciate the intricacies of the artwork and storytelling. With humorous commentary on topics ranging from the complexities of urban life to the quirks of human behavior and societal expectations, Wiley proves to be a mirror reflecting the challenges and absurdities of existence with a clever twist. However, some readers express a desire for a denser presentation of the material. Unlike other collections that might feature multiple dailies per page, this anthology opts for fewer strips, which has left some fans wishing for more content. There are also mixed feelings regarding the electronic versions of the strips, which may not capture the entire essence of the original artwork. Despite these minor complaints, the overall reception remains positive, with many Considering Wiley a modern successor to the iconic humor of "The Far Side." Ultimately, Wiley's comic collection is hailed as a humorous and enjoyable read, especially for those who appreciate a cynical yet comical take on life. It's a recommended pick for fans of witty comics or anyone seeking a light-hearted perspective on the quirks of contemporary culture. **