ALF #20
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Vanity, Thy Name Is Alf," the lovable alien from the house next door hits a surprising low when he starts questioning his own appearance, launching a self-obsessed quest through the suburban neighborhood and his human hosts' home to find ways to look better—curling his hair, researching cosmetic procedures, and more. Written by Michael Gallagher and brought to life with expressive art by David Manak, the story captures Alf’s earnest, if misguided, journey with humor and heart, while Marie Severin handles both inks and colors, and Rick Parker provides the lettering. The cover, also by David Manak, perfectly captures Alf’s dramatic transformation attempt.
In "Vanity, Thy Name Is Alf," the alien from the stars grapples with an unexpected crisis of self-image, launching a hilarious and heartfelt quest across the house and town to improve his looks—complete with hair curlers, a trip to the clinic, and a serious conversation with a nose job. Written with charm and wit, this 1989 installment captures Alf’s uniquely awkward journey through the absurdity of beauty standards, all while staying true to his endearing, self-deprecating spirit.
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Reprinted in Alf #8 (1990), Alf #10, Alf #11
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