At long last Ive dusted off the boxes in my basement, sifted through water-damaged college comics and even included some quality NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED tales of satire and horror from Paranoid Tales of Neurosis. Yes, youll see our society's foibles in black and white, documented in stories and strips, then filtered through the most cynical, angry lens possible. TRAVEL to a time when people did bots and Pearl Jam was still cool REVISIT the terrible 80s, where everyone made zines instead of blogs GAPE as Joe Casual gets job after thankless job SEE Video producers turn into bat-winged harpies SCOFF at monkey-faced store clerks REVILE the antics of a man who just cannot stand Pink Floyd SNEER at the ramblings of a power-tripping maniac WITNESS a school where clowns are turned into fast-food hucksters GIGGLE at home improvement for serial killers VOMIT as body parts are severed and arterial spray gushes on innocent bystanders Its all here Superheroes that dont know right from wrong Businessmen who think its cool to speak loudly in a crowded room about a womans tits Rock promoters revealing Hollywood creeps for the rich scum they are, thrash metal, Faces of Death, Gilligans sex life, exploitation director Phil Cohens latest travesty, commercials, murder, drug abuse, bondage, chickens attacking people, compact discs, gas station immolation and yes, SATAN himself They all make an appearance in Paranoid Tales of Neurosis: a demented rollercoaster of bad decisions, braindead zombies and terrible consequences. Get 112 pages of satirical madness for the ID in all of us, a place where EVERYONE is out to GET ME I mean, YOU "The artistic style perfectly conveys the heavily bizarre emotional states behind it." - Mike Gunderloy, World of Zines "Simply said, Deagnons fully illustrated, hyper fun, sickly twisted zines is one of the best uses of paper since the earlier, funnier issues of Film Threat. Like Harvey Pekars American Splendor, Paranoid Tales is a hopelessly autobiographical account of Deagnons incredibly boring life, but embellished by wild bits of imagination and illustrated in the best Ralph Steadmanesque tradition." - David E. Williams, Film Threat "For once, a comic that lives up to its name. Paranoid Tales spews from the morbid mind of Joe Deagnon, and luckily for us deviated perverts, he hasnt been snatched up by the authorities yet." - Gabriel Alvarez, Film Threat "Paranoid Tales of Neurosis is a Mad Magazine for the nineties." - Joe Bob Briggs "Deagnon promises no compromise in visuals or subject matter." - Hall Kelly, Exclaim