Go-Go #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeAn anthology issue featuring "The Wild Adventures of America's Screen Teen Queen Miss Bikini Luv," in which a young woman films a discotheque scene before heading to the hairdressers; "The Rotting Stumps," a spy story involving Agent E.M.C. and secret information; "Return to Peculiar Place," which depicts locals in a haunted house discussing various rumors and trivia; and "Moving," a comedic tale about neighbors moving into Peculiar Place and discovering the town's eccentric history, including references to poison ivy seeds and a black house that requires specific paint colors.
The Rotting Stumps, a chaotic teen band, struggle to make it to their next gig after being denied entry to the overcrowded Crowded Inn—only to discover they’ve been evicted from their apartment and are stranded with no money or place to go. Amid frantic escapes, misdirected drives, and a surreal encounter with their own landlord, they finally find a bizarre new home where they can finally blend into the scenery.
The Man from RELATIVE is thrust into a bizarre initiation ritual at a youth gathering, where newcomers are forced to perform on stage. Trapped by pressure to conform, he must improvise a song using a catchy, absurd melody he vaguely recalls, facing a crowd that's both skeptical and eager for entertainment.
Miss Bikini Luv, America’s typical teenage sensation, juggles her hectic schedule of film shoots, fan events, and strict diet regimens while navigating the absurd demands of her celebrity life. From battling shark scenes to dodging paparazzi and enduring endless publicity stunts, her day is a whirlwind of exaggerated routines and comedic chaos—yet she remains effortlessly, hilariously herself.
In the eccentric town of Peculiar Place, the arrival of the enigmatic Walter Warlock and his son Buck stirs unease among the long-established residents, whose lives are tightly woven with tradition, secrecy, and absurdity. As the town’s oddball characters react with suspicion, curiosity, and reluctant fascination, the Warlocks settle into their new home—prompting rumors, strange jobs, and a quiet resistance from those who’ve long ruled the town.
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Reprinted in Yeah Baby #1 (2000), Gwandanaland Comics #3094 (2021)
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