Deviant Slice Comix #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Jumpin' Jack" Flesh" is a striking, offbeat tale from 1973’s Deviant Slice Comix #2, where writer Tom Veitch and artist Greg Irons deliver a stark, surreal confrontation between Lem and Ruth in a desolate hilltop setting outside Pittsburgh. Set at the close of a cataclysmic conflict between the sexes, the story unfolds with a raw, intimate intensity, its visual style anchored by Irons’ distinctive pencils and inks—both interior and on the cover.
In the final days of a long-fought war between men and women, Lem confronts Ruth in a tense, solitary showdown atop a hillside outside Pittsburgh. As the echoes of conflict fade, their clash becomes less about victory and more about what comes after—when the last shot is fired and the silence begins.
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Reprinted in Pox #12/1987 (1987), Pox #11/1990 (1990), You Call This Art?! A Greg Irons Retrospective #[nn] (2006)
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