Collected Editions
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The comic strips have been collected into trade paperbacks:
- 2000: Because I Know You Don't Read the Newspaper (1999-2000 strips)
- 2001: Fresh for '01...You Suckas! (2000-2001 strips)
- 2003: A Right to Be Hostile (Treasury) (1999-2002 strips)
- 2005: Public Enemy #2 (2002-2004 strips)
- 2007: All the Rage (2004-2006 strips)
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