Comic fanzines - Dr. Parsons - 7 Comic collection - Limited edition - 2001

Six self-published comic fanzines/magazines and a bound edition (Scribner UK, ISBN 9 780743 239622, 96 pages, 22.5 x 15 cm) by cartoonist Dr. Parsons.
The fanzines are hand-colored and 22.5 x 15 cm, 24 pages.
All in perfect condition.

Dr. Parsons is the pseudonym of the British cartoonist and satirist James Parsons, based in Hove (UK). He rose to cult status in the early 2000s with his razor-sharp political satire, masquerading as childlike drawings.
Dr. Parsons deliberately draws as if he were a toddler, using only wax crayons and coloured pencils. His best-known work is written from the perspective of the American president George W. Bush ("Georg Bush"), who during fictitious "crayon therapy sessions" shares his thoughts on world politics with Dr. Parsons. Behind the deliberate misspellings and toilet humor lies a hard-hitting anti-war message. Politicians are depicted as schoolyard friends, such as Tony Blair ("Tony Blar") and his cabinet members ("Speshl Guys").