Subterranean vibes of the inexplicable -- What's with Tedward's mother and her blood feud with Mrs. Raynor? Why does Tedward's and Judy's relationship escalate to such a ludicrous degree? -- never quite bubble to the surface, but the distant sound of that rumbling below the ground keeps you turning the page.-- "The Comics Journal"

Pettinger is an acidly dry British man who writes about old-fashioned block-heads and doomed romance. Dark, surreal and hilarious. Classic British comedy!-- "Men's Health"

There are a few names that represent the future of comics storytelling -- one of them is Josh Pettinger. His work is fantastic.--Igort (author, How War Begins)

There's humor, suspense, crime, and romance all contained within this compilation of Tedward stories. The artwork is phenomenal at every page turn and you really get a sense that Pettinger is engrossed in the work.-- "Miami's Community Newspapers"

The hapless-yet-chipper oddball and his milieu are brought to life through crisp yet creepy art reminiscent of Dan Clowes's early Eightball comics and Gilbert Hernandez's idiosyncratic sci-tales in Love and Rockets. Fans of such gonzo cartooning will revel in the absurdism of this grotesque saga.-- "Publishers Weekly"

Pettinger is one of those indie cartoonists who, though acclaimed, really deserve far greater recognition. Jump into the world of Tedward and see just why.-- "Broken Frontier"

Tedward's adventures are both absurd and uncomfortably plausible. If you're prone to viewing humanity with a gimlet eye, here's the gin and lime juice to go with it.-- "The Book Beat"