The Erotic Worlds of Frank Thorne #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Dachshund of the Baskervilles" delivers a delightfully absurd twist on classic mystery tropes, with Reverend McKenzie's relentless pursuit of the great white moose turning into an unexpected encounter in the national park. Written by Ted Mann and brought to life with bold, expressive art by Frank Thorne—whose distinctive style defines both the interior and cover—this 1991 Fantagraphics issue blends satire and surrealism in a way only Thorne could execute.
In a bizarre twist of nature, Danger and her team of park personnel gear up for an unlikely invasion—ratterflies, monstrous hybrids of butterflies and venomous snakes born from a Brazilian lab experiment. With the stakes higher than a squirrel on a tightrope, this one-page satire blends absurdity and suspense in Frank Thorne’s signature offbeat style.
Reverend McKenzie’s long-standing obsession with hunting the legendary Great White Moose finally leads him into the heart of the national park, where he confronts the creature he’s spent years chasing. What unfolds is an unexpected encounter that tests his beliefs and forces him to reconsider the line between hunter and hunted.
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