Peter, Paige, and Jason Fox continue their sibling rivalry in a selection from the nationally syndicated strip, which includes cartoons from May the Force Be with Us, Please and Take Us to Your Mall. Original. 100,000 first printing.[...]

The Fox family--Roger, Andy, Peter, Paige, and Jason--are back in the latest collection of strips by the creator of "Fox Trot." Original. 100,000 first printing.[...]

A collection of comic strips from the nationally syndicated cartoon follows the misadventures of the Fox family, drawn from real-life situations faced by modern kids, from baby-sitting jobs from hell to sibling rivalry on an epic scale. Original.[...]

A new Foxtrot cartoon collection finds Andy obsessed with Titanic, seeing it several times a day and leaving a well-meaning but bumbling Roger to cope with a wife who is a hopeless romantic. Original. 75,000 first printing.[...]

The last two years of FoxTrot comics come alive in this lively compilation of colorful strips, featuring the best of Jason's ten-year-old hijinks, as he tortures his parents and teenage siblings with his computer and pet iguana, Quincy. Original. 100,000 first printing.[...]

As always, the more of Bill Amend's work you can get in one place, the merrier. And there's plenty to be merry about here. "FoxTrot" remains one of the best family strips around, filled with character comedy that becomes funnier the more time you spend with it." -Infodad.com: Family-focused reviews [...]

One of America's favorite cartoon families returns in a compilation of strips from 2003 and 2004, including the struggle of young Lord of the Rings fanatic Jason Fox as he attempts to cope with his hated sister's obsession with his favorite films. Original.[...]

'Even if you don't follow this delightful series in the paper (and you should, you know), you're in for a treat."
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Amend takes the fears, hopes, dreams, and touching moments of family life and imbues them with unparalleled humanity." -"The Onion"
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Our cartoon with the broadest appeal. In January 2007, FoxTrot became a Sunday only cartoon. This is a collection of Sundays since then. "FoxTrot Sundaes" is a cool treat that follows the amusingly chaotic lives of the Fox family--Jason, Peter, Paige, and their parents, Roger and Andy--since "FoxTro[...]

In another zany look inside the American family by the nationally syndicated cartoonist, Mom and Dad Fox cope with the trials and tribulations of modern life, from dumping their savings into dud stocks to coping with their offspring's pet iguana. Original.[...]