Flint Comix & Entertainment #15

In "Gnome Attack," Lio’s already unpredictable life takes a delightfully absurd turn when garden gnomes go rogue—only to be swiftly dealt with by Cybil, much to Lio’s relief. Amidst alien parties, chaotic babysitting with cousin Bubbles, and wild antics with the Wild Things, the line between whimsy and chaos blurs in this offbeat, laugh-filled slice of suburban surrealism.

In "Pete And Delores In A Field of Oopsie Daisies," Jo stumbles into a surreal field where the flowers seem to have a mind of their own, while a woman drives six white horses toward an unknown destination, a man struggles with a literal ghost writer, and a traffic signal mocks pedestrians with its defiant "Don't Walken" sign. The story unfolds with whimsical absurdity, blending the everyday with the inexplicable in a way that’s both charming and delightfully strange.

In "Introducing: The Cardinal," a hero with a volatile reaction to violence steps in to stop an attempted assault, only to be overwhelmed by a sudden, visceral response. Forced to confront his own limits, he charges into a burning building to save a child, testing the boundaries of courage and control.

In "Though Passionately In Love With Her Husband, King Barin," Jo finds herself caught between loyalty and duty as her husband, King Barin, grapples with a growing rift in their marriage—complicated further by a secret mission that threatens to unravel everything. Written by a team known for sharp emotional tension and bold sci-fi twists, the story unfolds with quiet intensity, blending personal stakes with the high-wire politics of a fractured kingdom.

In "Government 101...", Danae and Victoria navigate their odd-couple dynamic while Bob dishes out questionable marriage advice and Eddie spins another tall tale. Amid the chaos, a few perfectly absurd glimpses into the real (and ridiculous) workings of science and daily life pop up like confetti.