Review:
...[A] wildly entertaining comic.--Cameron Hatheway
There are so many tantalizing details to tickle readers' fancies, from the chest-hairy end papers to all the visual in-jokes tucked into these panels... With such a wide range of characters, it's no wonder that Luce's stories have also found a diverse readership that includes rock 'n' roll dudes, women, and kitty lovers. ... Share it with friends and gift yourself: this graphic novel is the best treat anyone can get, short of a basket of kittens!--Cathy Camper
Now collected into a very funny book by Fantagraphics, the tentative-yet-sexy romance between gigantic Oaf and tiny Eiffel will be catnip to bear-lovers and the bears who love them--but also to readers not steeped in the queer scene who simply love a witty, warm-hearted story and a lead character who's worth rooting for.--Dan Kois
The book is formally inventive and heartfelt, reading like a mid-century romance comic steeped in the lewd sexual fantasies of classic underground comix. But the most admirable aspect is the indelible characterization of Oaf himself, a bear you'll never forget.--Abraham Riesman "The 10 Best Graphic Novels of 2015 "
This story of a burly ex-wrestler/kitten fancier has been one of my absolute favorite comics -- an affectingly offbeat gay rom-com that captures the universal sadness and silliness of loneliness and love, and mixes heartbreak and humor in exactly the right proportions.--Patrick Reed
This comic has it all - adorable kitties, a black metal/queercore/progressive disco grindcore band, and a search for true romance that is sure to make you laugh, cry, and help you celebrate your inner eccentricities.--Sam Marx
Wuvable Oaf is one of the cutest, most charming underground comics you can read. It also contains many man-nipples. ... All these tiny stories quickly reveal a rich, charming gallery of characters.--Øystein Runde
Wuvable Oaf is a very silly comic and Luce's characters are simply drawn but incredibly expressive. Luce lays strange on strange on absurd... until it begins to seem unsustainably zany. But listen, it's f***ing funny and at times unbearably cute. ... But even more than the cute, it's the substance of Wuvable Oaf that makes it so special. ... It's delightful and I'm disappointed in those of you who haven't read it yet.--Megan Purdy "The 100 Best Comics of the First Half of the 2010s "
About the Author:
Ed Luce (pronounced "loose," like the opposite of tight) has made a huge splash in the comics scene with his self-published comic book series. Wuvable Oaf has garnered a huge following of fans both in the comics world and in the queer art world. Luce lives in San Francisco with his partner and collaborator, Mark, and their kitty, Luna. He can regularly be found either under a pile of drawing paper or at a local comics festival.
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