Close to Home Unplugged #[nn]

John McPherson's second Close to Home anthology arrives with a cover that perfectly captures the strip's affectionate absurdity — a bustling crowd mills outside the "Palace Palace" theater, whose marquee proudly announces Close to Home Unplugged on both sides, with a "Sold Out" sign already posted and a sofa inexplicably sitting on the sidewalk among the moviegoers. Andrews McMeel's 1997 collection promises the same warmly observed, slightly off-kilter humor fans have come to love, all packed into one generously sized anthology.