Hilarious, upsetting, and thoroughly brilliant, this collection proves once and for all that there's not another living cartoonist as brazenly funny or unflinchingly weird or insightful about mental illness as Hanselmann.-- "Library Journal"

If you like your comedy black, profane and outrageous, you've probably already encountered Hanselmann's twisted tales of Meg, Mogg, Owl and Werewolf Jones or should want to soon.-- "Forbes"

These are simultaneously some of the meanest and most tender comics you will ever read.-- "Seattle Weekly"

Megg, Mogg, and Owl is a soap opera. It's a sitcom. It's a black comedy about drug addiction. ... There's a voyeuristic quality to it--like watching a car crash. But it's also hard not to root for this out-of-control crew. I want them to win.-- "Portland Mercury"

An astoundingly well-crafted and punishingly heartfelt depiction of mental illness and codependence, one that also manages to make you laugh uncomfortably at the horrible decisions made by the characters you're watching.-- "Vulture"

It's signature Hanselmann: a tale of friends and their endlessly fucked up antics.-- "The Fader"

Though Hanselmann's obsessions may be beyond the pale for many readers, his devoted fans and those fascinated by humanity's darkest aspects will find a wealth of material here.-- "Publishers Weekly"

Full of ennui, crumbling mental health, self-loathing, disgust and betrayal, is a perfect distillation of this series. ... an essential release for anyone who has enjoyed Hanselmann's work before.-- "The Quietus"