helps Todd rescue his sister Sandy. Inspiration Perker and Kristensen have said the main character was inspired by their interaction with Kristensen’s nephew who visited the two creators in New York City and interpreted some very ugly scenes on the city streets in an incredibly positive way. Reception Todd, The Ugliest Kid on Earth has received wide praise for its humor and artwork. Bloody Disgusting has praised its "biting satire of celebrities, TV personalities, and even Comic-Con" and comparing M.K. Perker's illustrations to Norman Rockwell paintings. Unleash The Fanboy has called the series an "attack on sanity" and "is equivalent to some of the best satire and comedy that you'd see on almost any late night on cable". Geeks of Doom has called the series creators Ken Kristensen and M.K. Perker "endlessly talented individuals" but described the series as polarizing saying, "a book brilliant in its delivery yet ultimately not for everyone". Danny Trejo, a fan of the series, also wrote the introduction for the second issue The second volume (trade paperback) features a foreword from Larry King and an afterword by Mark Duplass, lampooning themselves and their relation to Satan. Todd, The Ugliest Kid on Earth currently holds an 8.4 rating on Comic Book Roundup References External links Image Comics Todd, The Ugliest Kid on Earth: Volume 1 Todd, The Ugliest Kid on Earth: Volume 2 Works about dysfunctional families