Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters #2
In "Black Belt Hamsters: The Early Years — Man of the Mountains," the tiny, martial-arts-practicing hamsters face a big question: what do they want to be? Written by Don Chin and illustrated by Chris Parsonavich, this 1986 Eclipse issue captures both the hamsters’ quest for identity and the creators’ own playful struggle to define the story, all wrapped in a cover by Chris Parsonavich.
In "null," a group of anthropomorphic hamsters grapples with the big question: what do they want to be? As they wander through a series of increasingly absurd self-discovery moments, the story quietly mirrors the creators—Don Chin and Chris Parsonavich—navigating their own uncertain path, making the whole comic feel like a shared, slightly bewildered journey.
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Reprinted in Adolescent Radioactive Black Belt Hamsters - America the Beautiful #[nn] (1990)
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