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Cholly & Gobmouche #[nn]
This collection brings together the early adventures of Cholly and Gobmouche, a quirky duo navigating surreal and humorous situations in a distinctly offbeat world. Originally published by Comics USA in 1992, the volume showcases the series' unique blend of slapstick and whimsical storytelling, highlighting the odd-couple dynamic between the two title characters.
In "Le premier qui rira aura une tapette !", humanoids with snail heads pilot the Fertiliseur—or Fertilosaure—to seed a new world, but Cholly stands in their way. Written and illustrated by Arthur Suydam, with lettering by Martine Ségard and contributions from Thierry Cailleteau, this 1992 issue from Comics USA presents a surreal, offbeat clash of wills in a visually striking, self-contained story. The cover, also by Arthur Suydam, captures the absurdity of the scene with sharp, expressive lines.
In "Le sacre du printemps," humanoids with snail heads pilot the Fertilosaure to seed a new world, but Cholly stands in their way—caught between cosmic duty and a quiet rebellion. A sharp satire wrapped in sci-fi absurdity, this 1992 tale unfolds with surreal charm and a sly edge.
In a bizarre roadside diner run by humanoid slugs with distinctly Chinese accents, Cholly and Flytrap pause their interstellar shenanigans for a meal—because even spacefaring misfits need a bite now and then. The absurdity of the setting perfectly matches the duo’s chaotic chemistry in this delightfully offbeat 1992 satire.
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↩ Reprints Epic Illustrated #8 (1981), Epic Illustrated #10 (1982), Epic Illustrated #13 (1982), Epic Illustrated #14 (1982), Epic Illustrated #34 (1986), The Original Adventures of Cholly and Flytrap #[nn] (1991), USA magazine #59 (1992), USA magazine #60 (1992), USA magazine #61 (1992)
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