Title: Genial but offbeat family comic strips collected
Product review: I discovered Bill Holbrook's daily strip "Safe Heavens" when I moved to Portland and began reading The Oregonian.It's a sort of suburban fantasy strip: Slightly off-beat teens (currently; when the strip began they were Daycare inmates) and their talking pets, dealing with school, summer camp, growing up, and work. It's generally kid-friendly, but smart enough to merit the attention of at least this adult.I was intrigued enough by the strange goings-on (How had the family Border Collie been transformed into a campaign worker? Why was one boy dressed as a Palm pilot?) to buy this collection. Fun stuff, suited to reading a few pages at a time.
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