The Crack Book

In "The Crack Book," the editors feature more than 150 cartoons from Decetiss outrageous collection of drawings featuring abundant women, big butts, and men acting like dorks--work has appeared globally in publications spanning diverse tastes from "The National Lampoon" to "Los Angeles Magazine," and "Penthouse Magazine."Sellers Publishing

Those that posess a taste for the offbeat and irreverent are sure to be fans of Eric Decetis's engaging satire. In The Crack Book, the editors feature more than 150 cartoons from Eric's outrageous collection of drawings featuring abundant women, big butts, and men acting like dorks. For nearly two decades his work has appeared globally in publications spanning diverse tastes from The National Lampoon to Los Angeles Magazine, and he has been a consistent contributor to Penthouse Magazine since 1983, where he pens the popular ?Great Moments in History? feature appearing each month. ? Introduction by New Yorker cartoonist, Tom Cheney, a long-time fan of Decetis's work ? The cartoonist's work is a rare exploration into the world of big butts ? A laugh out loud book that features ?portraits? of big women, men in suits, and weary pets in exquisite detail