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Cover: James Dean Smith & Paul Gulacy

Boris the Bear #19

Aug 1988 · Nicotat Comics · 1.75 USD
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In "Ninja Wars part 1: the Evil of Dr. Foo Foo," Whiplash, agent of the obscure agency USELESS, is called in when scientists start vanishing—only to find himself guarding Peter Summerton as chaos unfolds. When David is taken, a trio of bumbling brothers attempts a robbery at Peter’s home, adding absurdity to the growing mystery. Written by Steve Mattsson and James Dean Smith, with art and inks by Smith and lettering by John Workman, this 1988 Nicotat Comics standout features cover art by James Dean Smith and Paul Gulacy.

Contains 2 stories
Ninja Wars part 1: the Evil of Dr. Foo Foo
24 pp · Satire-Parody
BorisProf Peter SummertonDavid SummertonSteve WinlockIrwin Lash [Whiplash]Dr. Foo FooMorris FuchesGeorge FuchesMarmaduke Fuches

In "Ninja Wars part 1: the Evil of Dr. Foo Foo," Whiplash, agent of the absurdly named USELESS, is tasked with guarding Peter Summerton after a string of scientist disappearances. When David goes missing and a trio of bumbling brothers show up to rob Peter’s house, the situation spirals into chaotic, over-the-top mayhem—exactly the kind of ridiculous, satirical nonsense that defines Boris the Bear’s anarchic humor.

(subject: Concretion of the apprehended universe)
4 pp · Satire-Parody

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker James Dean Smith
letterer John Workman
cover pencils James Dean Smith
cover inks Paul Gulacy

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