Guerra dos Sexos

 

 

Estes cartoons despertaram-me a atenção, pois a guerra dos sexos tem a sua piada, quando levada na brincadeira, e com humor. Estes cartoons foram criados por Todd Goldman, um artista americano, que inclusivamente já trabalhou com a D&G, e que tem dado origem a controvérsias devido aos seus slogans!! O que é certo é que se tem dado bem comercialmente, que deve ser o objectivo principal destes cartoons rendem livros, roupa e outro merchandise.

 Mas, uma coisa é certa:

about Boys Are Stupid, Throw Rocks at Them!

Girls, here it is—everything you need to know about boys: 1. Boys come from the Stupid Factory. 2. Boys are pretty much smelly and useless. 3. It is possible to have fun with boys, however..... 4. If you decide to keep a boyfriend, he will need to be housebroken.

With a South Park-for-girls edgy freshness, artist and entrepreneur (David & Goliath clothing) Todd Harris Goldman updates the eternal battle of the sexes. And this time the girls win. Packaged in soft, puffy cover (so if you do keep a boyfriend around the house, he won't hurt himself too much when he tries to figure out what it is by putting it in his mouth).
 

about Girls are Weirdos but They Smell Pretty

This book is in fact a wonderfully astute and affectionate look at the female psyche, and perfect for any girl with a sense of humor (and a desire to know what boys think of girls).

With his unique Homer-Simpson-channeled-through-Jessica-Simpson sensibility, Todd Harris Goldman—that Todd Harris Goldman, the funny, crude, un-PC, very savvy author of Boys Are Stupid, Throw Rocks at Them!—explains why boys think the opposite sex is weird. Narrated by a boy who's sort of a moron, it questions all the things that are completely alien to boys, but with a surprisingly sweet insight and great good spirit. Waxing vs. shaving. The color pink. Shoe obsessions. The everyday dilemma: "Does this dress make me look fat?" The appeal of tiny little dogs. Fake boobs. The mysteries of PMS. In the end he can only conclude that girls are weirdos and leave it at that—a conclusion that girls will not only understand but own up to proudly.