"This mini-comic needs to be a freakin’ hardcover book that you can buy at Barnes&Noble or Borders. Put it on the shelf right next to something like Post Secret and Found. Such a simple concept, amusing, witty, a sad confessional — it’s the best kind of satire." - David Hopkins
"Product of the Eighties is comprised of page after page of four yearbook pictures, beside each other on each page. A black bar hides the eyes and the identity of the person, but you get enough of a sense of the person behind the image to make some guesses as to what kind of a person they may have represented in junior high. For instance, the guy with the Ratt T-shirt – we all knew him. There were times when I could have sworn that he was using pictures from my own yearbooks of the time period. The hairstyles, the smiles, the clothes, they all looked so familiar. It’s uncanny. " - Shawn Hoke
"If you're looking for a bit of a nostalgic blast back to your high school days, this is a pretty great way to do it." - Optical Sloth
"Product of the Eighties is comprised of page after page of four yearbook pictures, beside each other on each page. A black bar hides the eyes and the identity of the person, but you get enough of a sense of the person behind the image to make some guesses as to what kind of a person they may have represented in junior high. For instance, the guy with the Ratt T-shirt – we all knew him. There were times when I could have sworn that he was using pictures from my own yearbooks of the time period. The hairstyles, the smiles, the clothes, they all looked so familiar. It’s uncanny. " - Shawn Hoke
"If you're looking for a bit of a nostalgic blast back to your high school days, this is a pretty great way to do it." - Optical Sloth
