Felch Cumics #[1]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Nectar of Satan" is a stark, surreal tale from the underground comics scene, written and illustrated entirely by S. Clay Wilson in a bold, unflinching style. The story’s disturbing premise—centered on the Felching Vampires and their grotesque ritual involving the Holy Virgin Mary—pushes the boundaries of religious iconography with a dark, subversive twist. The cover, a striking piece by Robert Williams, captures the work’s unsettling tone with its vivid, surreal imagery.
In a bizarre twist of fate, the Macheesmoe, The He-She, and Count Fifi steal Police Chief's daughter and Tutankhamun's tablet, setting off a surreal showdown over a mysterious and utterly bizarre prize: The Nectar of Satan, a clump of jizz. The story unfolds with chaotic energy, blending absurdity and mystery in a way only Felch Cumics could deliver.
In a grim twist of myth and horror, the Felching Vampires turn their bloody hunger upon the Holy Virgin Mary, birthing a cursed Christ child in their grotesque image. What follows is a dark, unsettling journey through faith, violation, and the monstrous echoes of divinity—where the line between savior and abomination blurs.
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Reprinted in D.O.A. #1 (1976), Pox #1/1988 (1988), The Complete Crumb Comics #10 (1994), Hysteria in Remission: The Comix & Drawings of Robt. Williams #[nn] (2002), The Mythology of S. Clay Wilson #1 (2014), Jim Osborne: The Black Prince of the Underground #[nn] (2018)
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