Flint Comix & Entertainment #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "...Thanks To Some of Our Best Advertisers...", Judge Dredd and Cadet Rhinestone face off against waves of reanimated corpses in a city overrun by a mysterious virus, while Tech-division races to perfect an ultraviolet ray to stop the outbreak. Written by John Wagner and Alan Grant, with art by Ron Smith, this 2010 Flint Comix & Entertainment issue delivers a tense, fast-paced blend of sci-fi horror and law-and-order grit, all under a cover by Brian Hackney, Matt Feazell, Hy Eisman, Mark Tatulli, and Randy Zimmerman.
In "Deathmask Part 3 [Part 4]," James presses forward in his pursuit of the elusive Minos, uncovering crucial details about Zoe Livyuenko—known as Zoebeide—and using that intel to set a trap with a network of jewel fences. The stakes rise as he moves deeper into a web of deception, where every lead could be a lure.
In "Dikki's Sporting Goods Equipment Sale Blowout!", Lio’s latest misadventure unfolds as he navigates his usual chaotic routine—hijacking mundane errands with absurd inventions, stirring up trouble with neighbors and merchants, and casually interacting with monsters, pets, and the dead. When a Mr. Puns deliveryman arrives, Lio sends him off on a bizarre detour toward the nearby 'Pearls Before Swine' strip, turning a simple errand into something delightfully unpredictable.
In "Meanwhile, Back At The Board of Superheros," Cynicalman endures a dull stretch at the superhero boardroom, where he stumbles into the chaos of lifetime warranties and a mischievous genie, while Gerald grapples with the unexpected headaches of wielding a time machine—each absurd dilemma unfolding with the deadpan humor the series is known for.
In this delightfully offbeat installment from Flint Comix & Entertainment #19, Wimpy wrestles with the peculiar perils of romance, while Popeye’s mind drifts to the leafy green he can’t quite reach. Meanwhile, The Jeep finds unexpected joy in playing with Swee'Pea, and Pappy stumbles upon his motorcycle in a spot that defies logic—each thread weaving a quietly absurd, perfectly timed slice of comic chaos.
In "Accompanied By A Scouting Party...", Flash hires a cunning guide to track down Ming's elusive castle, but as they journey through the stars, Ming unleashes Garakahn from another dimension—setting a deadly trap that could unravel Flash’s mission before it begins.
In "Morning At The Old Arbor Mission...", Rae, The Cardinal, and Chris rally to help an invisible man found in the shadows of the city, only to see him vanish into a web of government secrecy. When the FBI and a shadowy agency move in to reclaim him, Rae makes a daring choice to protect him—slipping him out of the hospital before he can be taken.
In the grim sprawl of a city overrun by the walking dead, Judge Dredd and Cadet Rhinestone push through hordes of reanimated corpses, their every step a fight for survival. With the Tech-division racing to perfect an ultraviolet ray to end the outbreak, the two Judges close in on the source—tracking down the resyk operator who unleashed the virus.
In this delightfully absurd tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #19, a timeline gone sideways brings talking animals, a gym-obsessed Popeye, and a sudden shortage of Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups into chaotic orbit—while a handful of child comic characters vanish without a trace, leaving behind only crumbs and confusion.
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