Julia Wertz of Fart Party fame isn't the only one neurotic about her bike, and she's gotten together some other comic artists to prove it! Laura Park, James Kochaloka, Rodd Perry, Peter Bagge and others tell of a world where bikes are more important than significant others, the world is a much more beautiful place on two wheels, and accidents are expected and make for great stories. Very cute and fun! Now with a free bicycle pin!

Do you need a break from the world and all things serious? Welcome, FART PARTY, a comic foray into potty humor, one woman's frustrations, and entertaining stories. Julia dreams of tearing off heads and shitting down their necks, recalls the first penis she ever saw, and practical applications for babies. You know you want this. Really. Stop being so serious all the time.

Do you need a break from the world and all things serious? Welcome, FART PARTY, a comic foray into potty humor, one woman's frustrations, and entertaining stories. Julia delivers more gross and inapproriate humour to keep you snickering and sighing contently. It's silly and sarcastic and juvenille and you can't stop yourself from loving it! She does the grumpy dance, turns into her mother, beats up her boyfriend, goes to a convention and multitasks on the toilet.

Do you need a break from the world and all things serious? Welcome FART PARTY, a comic foray into potty humor, one woman's frustrations, and entertaining stories. Julia delivers more gross and inappropriate humor to keep you snickering and sighing contently. It's silly and sarcastic and juvenile and you can't stop yourself from loving it! This issue Julia draws comics about drawing comics, tells more funny baby jokes, eats an alarming amount of snacks and deals with a mouse in the house.

Do you need a break from the world and all things serious? Welcome to FART PARTY. This issue features inappropriate fake mustaches, terrible good news, environmental law school, coveted burritos, tears, laffs, and "hot dickings." Simultaneously troubling and heartwarming. Oh, and there's a scene where Julia cries at the post office when they only have those crappy American flag stamps--I can SO relate (and so will you.) FUN SIZE (1/4 instead of 1/2 size)!

Do you need a break from the world and all things serious? Welcome to the Fart Party, a comic foray into potty humor, one woman's frustrations, and entertaining stories. Julia beaks up with her boyfriend of two years, attends SF zine fest, watches LOST all day at home, sees her neighbor crochet cunts and penises, punches people through the head, and gets compliments from John Porcellino. Really. Stop being so serious all the time.

Need a break from the world and all things serious? Welcome to FART PARTY, potty humor for the smart set. This issue, detailing Julia's plane-and-train trip to Vermont and back (to SF), features the worst surprise ever, vats of curds, a magic town, a horrible/adorable smell, the consumption of various tasty babies, and guest appearances by the likes of Alec Longstreth, Laura Park, and Kaz Strzepek. Simultaneously troubling and heartwarming, but always "champion."

More mini-comics about the life of Julia Wertz. She reads books, drinks beer, and gets compared to Seinfeld by the Onion. She goes to comic conventions, tries to quit drinking, waitresses, and can't sleep. She breaks up with her boyfriend, goes on vacation, gets a secret present in her mailbox, and gets locked out at work. It's like your life, except it's funnier because she's making jokes, and it's not happening to you..right this second, anyway.

Julia Wertz's zine Fart Party is now a book! Every review of this zine says basically the same thing. That the reviewer expected immature potty humor, but was surprised to find funny and intelligent comics inside. Chronicling the relationship between Julia and her boyfriend Oliver, the collected Fart Party is at times, soy milk out your nose funny and always spot on. Julia perfectly captures couples banter, without it ever seeming like an inside joke. Covered are topics such as: snacks, bikes, makin' comics, being grumpy, and moms swearing. Get it-get it-get it!