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New book Comic Genius photographs comedians in hilarious poses

Comic Genius, a long-time project by celebrity photographer Matt Hoyle, features 130 photos of comedians from around the world, framed in wacky poses.

The book’s website reads: “Rather than a simple portrait, Matt and the comic icons collaborated to create small humorous moments frozen by his lens — from zany and deadpan, to laugh-out-loud and contemplative.”

For example, talk show host O’Brien holds an eerily similar-looking crying baby in his arms. 30 Rock’s Tracy Morgan had his torso body-painted into a tux, Ed Helms dressed in 1920s beach wear, Billy Crystal’s breast pocket is leaking pen ink, Eugene Levy is watching a tiny gardener cut his eyebrows, and Nick Offerman is mowing down on a piece of raw meat.

It is important to mention that Matt Hoyle, will donate 100 percent of his net proceeds to support the Save the Children Foundation.

A full list of participants can be found here.

See below for additional portrait samples:

A photo from Comic Genius: Nick Offerman

A photo from Comic Genius: Nick Offerman
Via Comic Genius website/Portrait Sampler

A photo from Comic Genius: Jane Lynch

A photo from Comic Genius: Jane Lynch
Via Comic Genius website/Portrait Sampler

A photo from Comic Genius: Tina Fey

A photo from Comic Genius: Tina Fey
Via Comic Genius website/Portrait Sampler

From the photo book Comic Genius: Tracy Morgan

From the photo book Comic Genius: Tracy Morgan
Via LaughingSquid/Comic Genius

A photo from Comic Genius: Ed Helms

A photo from Comic Genius: Ed Helms
Via Comic Genius website/Portrait Sampler

A photo from Comic Genius: Billy Crystal

A photo from Comic Genius: Billy Crystal
Via Comic Genius website/Portrait Sampler

Photo from Comic Genius:  Steve Carrell

Photo from Comic Genius: Steve Carrell
Via Comic Genius/Portraits Sampler

Photo from Comic Genius: John Cleese

Photo from Comic Genius: John Cleese
Via Comic Genius/Portraits Sampler

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