Cracked Collectors' Edition #109
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Special on Aisle 9," writer Tom J. Bacas and artist Éric Cartier deliver a quietly absurd tale of spiritual seeking gone hilariously awry, where a man’s quest for longevity takes a comically abrupt turn in the high mountains. With sharp, expressive art by Cartier and a cover by legendary cartoonist John Severin, this 1997 Cracked Collectors' Edition entry captures the magazine’s signature blend of satire and surrealism in a single, perfectly pitched gag.
In "The High Lama," a man journeys to the remote mountains seeking wisdom from the revered high lama on how to live a long and happy life—only to quickly learn that shouting isn't the best way to commune with enlightenment. The story’s quiet humor unfolds with a single, perfectly timed moment of misstep, all delivered in crisp, typeset letters.
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