Epix #10/1991 [90]
In "An American Dream," Red Ketchup—ever the chaotic force—turns his sights on a Soviet Antarctic outpost, wreaking havoc and taking lives, including those of penguins. Captured in the chaos, he's transported to a secret research facility deep within the Soviet Union, where his fate takes a chilling turn. Written by Réal Godbout and Pierre Fournier, with art and inks by Réal Godbout, and a cover by Oscar Chichoni, this 1991 issue delivers a surreal, high-stakes twist in the series' bizarre narrative.
Ulysses Pilgrim arrives in a hollowed-out Washington D.C., haunted by dreams of past presidents and clinging to the hope that he’s not alone. As he searches the silent city, he begins to wonder if the ghosts of history are the only company he’ll ever find.
Red Ketchup’s latest mission takes a wild turn when he’s captured during a sabotage run at a Soviet Antarctic base, leaving behind a trail of chaos and penguin casualties. Now imprisoned in a secret Soviet research facility, his next move is anyone’s guess.
In "Middag för två," Buddy and his girlfriend Valerie try to enjoy a quiet dinner together, but their plans keep unraveling thanks to their meddling roommates. A perfectly ordinary evening spirals into a series of increasingly chaotic interruptions, all in the name of good-natured chaos.
In "Hell City," writer Dany Plank and artist [artist name not provided] craft a chilling tale of obsession and survival, following a writer kidnapped by her publisher, Graham Pardon, whose fixation turns dangerously violent. As she fights to escape his grasp, the line between terror and desperation blurs in a story that grips with raw intensity.
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