Tales of Tongue Fu Brahm Revel where they learn that “U

where they learn that “U don’t have to seek approval from ur roomies to make big silly life decisions” — but sometimes you do

and a vivid

and masterful sense of narrative and tone combine to create an emotionally resonant and unforgettable opus

It really is just wonderful how every page will hold a story within a picture

Ricardo Cabral

Tales of Tongue Fu Brahm Revel where they learn that “UBy Paul Krassner, Illustrated by Trina Robbins and Pete Von Sholly. Published by Ronin. Softcover, 128 pages, Prose with B&W illustrations, 2007 (originally published 1974) Part fictional narrative, part send up of the New Age movement, and part comedic triumph, Tales of Tongue Fu splits the reader's sides with hilarious misadventures and wicked social commentary. The book's hero, Tongue Fu, evolves from the humble son of a radioactive mother and a