Flint Comix & Entertainment #17
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "After A Busy Evening, It's Closing Time At Familiar Place," Scott Hilburn serves up another delightfully absurd chapter in his surreal comic universe, where talking animals navigate absurd twists of history and everyday oddities. From Beethoven’s unsettling nightmare to the old woman in the shoe learning the hard way that square knots won’t keep out the chaos, this free 2010 issue delivers quirky charm and unexpected humor. The eclectic cover, a collaborative effort by David Petersen, Matt Feazell, Randy Zimmerman, Susan Van Camp, and Hy Eisman, perfectly captures the zany spirit of the story.
In this offbeat slice of surreal humor, Lio keeps living his peculiar life—building odd contraptions, rattling neighbors, tinkering with monsters and the deceased, and dodging the ever-irritated Eva Rose—until he stumbles upon something truly strange: the kids from Family Circle escaping their comic strip.
William Gates, a man who craves the safety of incarceration, finds his twisted logic shattered when a catastrophic power meltdown he triggers kills over ten thousand people—costing him any chance at an iso-cube and instead landing him on Devil's Island.
In a tense, swift-paced tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #17, Prince Thun’s victory over Durok proves fleeting when Reddol, a master of disguise, slips through the cracks to strike at King Barin. With shifting identities and a razor-thin margin for error, Flash must unravel Reddol’s final deception before it’s too late.
Henry crosses the street with an elderly man and gets a soda as a thank-you—soon, every boy in the neighborhood is trying to earn their own refreshment with a good deed.
In "Deathmask Part 2," James follows a lead from a nightclub owner to Cairo, only to arrive too late—Zobeide is shot dead before she can speak. But a single, unexpected clue points him toward Crete, sending him deeper into the mystery.
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Reprinted in Indie Comics Magazine #1 (2011)
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