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Where the Wild Things Are II: Max Goes Into IT

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October 30, 2009, 12:06 PM —

Put this cartoon on your blog, Facebook, tweet about it, email it. It's yours for the taking -- just don't forget to include this link: http://www.itworld.com/blog/phil-johnson.

Phil Johnson used to write jokes for late night television and his jokes have been told by David Letterman, Jimmy Fallon and Jay Leno (read his TV material here). In addition to his cartoons and television writing, he spent many years working as a web developer and currently works in public broadcasting. When he's not drawing, working or farting around with his wife and two daughters, he loves Tweeting!

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Anonymous 2 years ago

...is the scariest thing I've seen this Halloween.Outstanding!

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