The Best of High Times #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn the final act of the Zippy Campaign, the political tide turns as Wall Street’s elite abandon Zippy the Pinhead, doubting his loyalty to their interests. Disheartened, Jasper Skinner receives a mysterious visitation that sparks a bold new strategy—rekindling faith in Zippy’s unpredictable vision. With Mr. Rockefeller watching and Manny caught in the crossfire, the fate of the election hangs on a single, surreal choice.
In "null," the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers—Fat Freddy, Phineas, and Freewheelin' Franklin—trade their perpetually evicted apartment and cramped van life for a wild dream: a 1938 Phutney Creech Land Yacht. After a chaotic purchase and a full restoration, they transform the vintage rig into a rolling commune and launch a coast-to-coast "people's bus line," chasing freedom one psychedelic mile at a time.
Somewhere in the Deep South with the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers finds Fat Freddy, Phineas, and Freewheelin' Franklin navigating the backroads with a bus full of riders, only to stumble into a bizarre encounter with a group of Confederate navy hobbyists. Things take a turn when the whole crew—along with Admiral and the Southern Sheriff—end up behind bars, all because of a misunderstanding and a little too much Southern hospitality.
The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers Arrive in New York! finds Fat Freddy, Phineas, and Freewheelin' Franklin finally reaching the Big Apple, only to discover that 42nd Street has changed in ways neither of them quite expected since Phineas’s last visit. The bus line may have ended, but the journey’s just beginning—especially with a city full of surprises and a whole new kind of chaos waiting just around the corner.
When a police dog trained to sniff out cocaine makes an unexpected visit, the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers—Fat Freddy, Phineas, and Freewheelin' Franklin—panic and scramble to clean their apartment, convinced they're about to be busted. Meanwhile, Norbert addresses a group of officers, and Lieutenant O'Flye watches with quiet suspicion as the chaos unfolds.
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