Flint Comix & Entertainment #16

In this delightfully absurd one-off, a collector of modern mythological creatures finds himself tangled in a surreal chain of mishaps involving talking animals, a misremembered Bible, and an unexpected reunion with a long-lost relative of the man from *Dances With Wolves*—all while the Doughboy crosses paths with the mob in the most unlikely of settings.

In "The Race," The Spark and Silver Streak push their limits in a high-speed global dash, but when El Pepé begins a string of daring robberies back home, the two heroes sense something’s off—enough to cut their journey short and come back faster than expected.

In a tense moment aboard the execution platform, Flash faces the noose after Reddol’s framing, but King Barin’s sudden stay of execution throws the moment into chaos. Durok defies the royal order, lunging to kill Flash—only for Prince Thun to intervene, stepping in to protect the condemned man.

In "Sea Food-A-Festa," Lio dives headfirst into another delightfully bizarre day, turning the neighborhood into his chaotic playground with a side of supernatural mischief—complete with questionable inventions, grumpy merchants, and an unexpected encounter at The Lockhorn's strip.

In "Muggable Willy," William Gates, fed up with being robbed every day, takes a shocking turn: he starts committing crimes just to get himself locked up in an iso-cube, hoping the prison’s isolation will finally keep him safe. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with sharp, expressive detail, the story explores a world where the only refuge from constant danger might be the very place meant to punish.

In this delightfully absurd one-pager from Flint Comix & Entertainment #16, Jo’s sudden weight loss sends ripples through the cosmos—literally, as Danae ascends to queen of static electricity. Amid surreal flashes of life’s oddities, a jaunt through Hell, a visit to Heaven, and a quiet moment at a cemetery, the story floats through the absurd with a wink and a spark.