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Mr.Oblivious Book Two
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Mr.Oblivious Book Two By Mark Gonyea
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The second collection of Mr.Oblivious comic strips. As with most things, Mr.Oblivious began with a question. How many times... More > can you tell the same joke and still make it funny (or at least reasonable funny?) and could it be done in a comic strip? It never dawned on me growing up how many cartoons I watched that were the same story with just a different take. Who's in the mask this week? What wacky invention will the Coyote try today? The list goes on and on. I loved them anyway no matter how many times I watched and still do. < Less
Mr.Oblivious Book One
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Mr.Oblivious Book One By Mark Gonyea
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The first book of Mr.Oblivious comic strips.

As with most things, Mr.Oblivious began with a question. How many times can... More > you tell the same joke and still make it funny (or at least reasonable funny?) and could it be done in a comic strip? It never dawned on me growing up how many cartoons I watched that were the same story with just a different take. Who's in the mask this week? What wacky invention will the Coyote try today? The list goes on and on. I loved them anyway no matter how many times I watched and still do. < Less
Mr.Oblivious INactivity Book
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Mr.Oblivious INactivity Book By Mark Gonyea
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A Mr.Oblivious (IN)activity book with coloring pages and tongue in cheek activity pages.
Mr.Oblivious Book Three
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Mr.Oblivious Book Three By Mark Gonyea
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The third collection of Mr.Oblivious comic strips. As with most things, Mr.Oblivious began with a question. How many times... More > can you tell the same joke and still make it funny (or at least reasonable funny?) and could it be done in a comic strip? It never dawned on me growing up how many cartoons I watched that were the same story with just a different take. Who's in the mask this week? What wacky invention will the Coyote try today? The list goes on and on. I loved them anyway no matter how many times I watched and still do. < Less