Description

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The follow-up to the web cartoonist’s smash hit debut collection of twisted, hand-painted wordless comics.

Spanish cartoonist Joan Cornellà’s first book, the viciously funny Mox Nox, has struck such a nerve on social media that his Facebook page has garnered over one million fan followers, three-quarters of a million Instagram followers, and a quarter-million Twitter followers. Zonzo continues the tradition with 50 all-new strips of smiling psychopaths (human and anthropomorphic) and side-splitting, hand-painted, full-color farce.

About the Author

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Joan Cornellà (b. 1981), is a Spanish cartoonist and illustrator.

Praise For…

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Cornellà's art is easily identifiable, featuring six panels, black humor, and often violent situations. His are the comics where a man shoots himself in the head so that his blood spatter forms a cool mohawk.
— The A.V. Club

Zonzo is, in a word, appalling. It's a wonderful reminder that comics art can still be uniquely and creatively obscene.
— Vulture

Cornellà's handsomely designed third collection of queasy tableaux overflows with effervescent depravity.
— Bookforum

If you’re hoping for some comics that are as funny as they are disturbing and bizarre, look no further than the work of Joan Cornellà, whose drawings invoke a lighthearted sensibility and an extremely dark sense of humor.
— Flavorwire

Cornellà’s wordless one-page comic strips are uncompromising and brutally funny.
— Broken Frontier