Dork #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Stop Bitching About How Comics Suck So Bad!", Evan Dorkin crafts a darkly comedic tale of teenage humiliation and absurd consequences, as Dougie’s prank on the perpetually uptight class president, Arlo Dween, spirals into something far more chaotic than expected. With sharp wit and a signature blend of satire and surrealism, the story unfolds through Dorkin’s self-penciled, inkered, and lettered pages, all framed by his own distinctive cover art.
In "null," Dougie turns the school's snitch, Arlo Dween, into a cautionary tale when he secretly films Arlo’s disastrous scavenger hunt—leading the class president to the town’s less savory corners. The resulting humiliation, captured in cringe-worthy detail, becomes the ultimate revenge for the Murder Family’s collective disdain.
In "A Day Of Change," a man’s well-intentioned act of generosity—handing out spare change on his commute—takes a surprising turn when he finds himself stranded at the subway, short on cash and unable to get home. The irony hits hard when he asks a stranger for just a single dime, only to be met with silence.
In "Tattooed Hate Boys," the mischievous dairy products from Dork #1 turn their antics on a group of self-styled rebels, mocking their tattoos and body art with gleeful absurdity. Written by a satirical hand and illustrated with chaotic charm, the story skewers the cult of self-identity through the lens of milk-based mayhem.
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Reprinted in Milk & Cheese's First Number Two #1 (5) (1994), The Collected Dork #1 (2001), Dork #[nn] (2018)
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