Mister Blank

A darkly comedic and surreal series from the 1990s indie scene, Mister Blank follows the mundane yet increasingly bizarre life of its titular character, a man struggling with identity and reality. Published by Slave Labor Graphics, the series is most closely associated with artist Christopher J. Hicks, whose expressive, cartoonish style brought a unique visual energy to the offbeat narrative. Running for 15 issues between 1996 and 2000, it stands as a cult favorite for its blend of deadpan humor and existential dread, capturing the spirit of alternative comics during that era.