Flick

Eddie Campbell's Flick (1981–1982) is a six-issue black-and-white comic series that captures the raw, autobiographical energy of the early British small-press scene. Published during Campbell's formative years, it blends diary-like introspection with a loose, expressive line, foreshadowing the confessional storytelling he would later refine in works like From Hell. Though brief, Flick is a vital artifact of the era's underground comix movement, showcasing Campbell's emerging voice as a chronicler of everyday life and quiet observation.