Boris the Bear #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn this surreal 1991 installment of Boris the Bear, the titular bear dives into a wild dream sequence where he channels a trio of iconic heroes—Borgan the Bearverine, Bomor the Sub-Beariner, and Sgt Bear & Simple Company—in a satirical showdown against the fictional Sodum Insane in a war-torn Iraq. Meanwhile, Number Two the pencil flees from a relentless pencil sharpener in a series of absurd, offbeat moments. Written, drawn, and inked by James Dean Smith, with lettering by Dan McKinnon, the issue blends absurd humor with sharp parody, all rendered in a distinctly quirky, self-contained comic style.
In a surreal 1991 dream sequence from *Boris the Bear #30*, Boris channels his inner superhero, donning the personas of Wolverine (as Borgan the Bearverine), Sub-Mariner (Bomor the Sub-Beariner), and Sgt. Rock (Sgt Bear & Simple Company) in a wild, satirical battle against the absurd Sodum Insane in Iraq. Amid the chaos, Number Two—the pencil—flees from a relentless pencil sharpener in a series of bizarre, offbeat vignettes. Written and illustrated by James Dean Smith, with letters by Dan McKinnon, this 26-page parody blends absurd humor with classic superhero tropes in a uniquely bizarre, self-contained story.
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