Tales Designed to Thrizzle #6
In "Jungle Princess," Michael Kupperman delivers a delightfully absurd adventure as Twain & Einstein embark on a wild space mission to save Earth from an asteroid, navigate a haunted shuttle with spectral help, and rescue a baby alien—all before a bizarre, unexpected landing in LA. With Kupperman handling every aspect of the art, from pencils to colors, this 2010 Fantagraphics issue is a self-contained, surreal comic treat, its cover by Kupperman a perfect match for the story’s offbeat energy.
Jungle Princess, a fairy princess raised in the wild, balances her jungle duties with a high-stakes fashion career in the city, all while navigating her complicated romance with Chase Bradburn and the mysterious presence of The Senior Citizen—until Tigerboss’s sudden, dramatic end throws everything into chaos.
In a delightfully absurd twist, Mark Twain and Albert Einstein pilot the Space Shuttle on a mission to save Earth from an asteroid, only to find themselves tangled in a ghostly mystery aboard a haunted spacecraft, all while rescuing a baby alien—before crash-landing in Los Angeles and, improbably, ending the life of director Tony Scott.
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Reprinted in Tales Designed to Thrizzle #2 (2012)
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