Tales from the Bog Year One #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Fish Bit" delivers a bizarre, offbeat tale from Marcus Lusk’s self-contained world, where Cozmo’s shock over a $10 comic and Ray’s tragic attempt to sell rubber siding set a surreal, deadpan tone. With all creative duties handled by Marcus Lusk—writing, art, inking, and lettering—this 1997 Aberration Press issue stands as a fully realized, idiosyncratic short story, its cover by Lusk mirroring the interior’s stark, hand-crafted aesthetic.
In a world where comic book prices have spiraled out of control, Cozmo faces a crisis over the latest issue of *The Amazing Cobweb*, while Ray Gargus’s ill-fated attempt to sell rubber siding to Jasper ends in a very unfortunate accident. Amid the absurdity, Miz Edna, Maurice, Arnie Bitwell, and Harold navigate the increasingly bizarre consequences of everyday life gone off the rails.
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↩ Reprints Tales from the Bog #1 (1995), Tales from the Bog #2 (1996), Tales from the Bog #3 (1996), Tales from the Bog #4 (1996)
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