With trademark wit and insight, political cartoonist Tom Tomorrow looks at the waning days of the Bush administration and its inevitable aftermath. For years, Tom Tomorrow's acerbic and hilarious cartoon, "This Modern World", has been among the most recognizable and widely read in the US. In his latest full-colour compilation, Tom looks unflinchingly at America and the world in the second collapsing term of George W. Bush - and looks to the future, post Bush era. This anthology of more than 140 cartoons provides a starkly revealing snapshot of America's political culture and features some of Tom's inimitable creations - including the immortal Sparky the Penguin and Conservative Jones.

With trademark wit and insight, political cartoonist Tom Tomorrow looks at the waning days of the Bush administration and its inevitable aftermath. For years, Tom Tomorrow's acerbic and hilarious cartoon, "This Modern World", has been among the most recognizable and widely read in the US. In his latest full-colour compilation, Tom looks unflinchingly at America and the world in the second collapsing term of George W. Bush - and looks to the future, post Bush era. This anthology of more than 140 cartoons provides a starkly revealing snapshot of America's political culture and features some of Tom's inimitable creations - including the immortal Sparky the Penguin and Conservative Jones.

"Tom Tomorrow"- a pen name for Dan Perkins - is an editorial cartoonist. His weekly cartoon, This Modern World, a comic strip that comments on current events, appears regularly in approximately 150 papers across the U.S. and the online magazines Salon.com and Working for Change. The strip debuted in 1990 in SF Weekly. When he is not working on projects related to his comic strip, he writes a daily political weblog, also entitled This Modern World, which he began in December 2001 and is one of the most linked to and read liberal blogs on the web. A long time resident of Brooklyn, New York, currently lives in Connecticut.