A collection of cartoons by John Glashan, familiarly known as the Michelangelo of the modern cartoon. While some cartoonists work economically in fine lines, Glashan paints and draws cavernous halls, temples and even whole cities as backgrounds to his characters and captions. From Anode Enzyme, genius and inventor, to art dealers, meths drinkers, bankers, priests and Camilla the deb, Glashan's people each give rise to a suspicion, that man is weaker, fouler and more hopelessly funny than known.