The Brooklyn Rail has a review of Blankety Blank in their November issue. I like getting reviews in there because they do print and online versions.
Here’s a quote:
“This comic, if macabre romp goes against whatever shreds of belief may remain about the myth of garden city suburbs, filled with breadwinners like 1950 TV’s Ozzie, whose return from the office is awaited by Harriet and the brood.”
The full review is at the bottom of this page
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