Flint Comix & Entertainment #2

In "Garlic Candy," Lio keeps living his absurdly strange life—still tinkering with bizarre inventions, driving his neighbors mad, dodging alien abductions, and trying to keep his mischievous cat in check, all while casually hanging out with a few undead pals.

In this delightfully absurd tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #2, Jo stumbles into a world where history took a left turn at the Jurassic period—talkative animals run the show, celebrities are stuck in time loops, and even Iron Man’s security clearance is under review at an airport screening. When Donald Trump’s Jenga Construction Co. starts collapsing under its own weight and Kermit’s stuck with a very un-muppet-like case of gangrene, Jo’s just trying to figure out how to get through the day without becoming a footnote in someone else’s cartoon disaster.

In "null," Danae thinks she's cracked the code to invisibility, only for Lio to casually remind her that boys are just… weird. Amidst the absurdity, the story drifts through fleeting moments of everyday life—like Tweeting from the gates of heaven—keeping the tone light, surreal, and quietly funny.

In "Concluding: The Way It Began...", Flash and friends find themselves at King Barin's palace after a sudden explosion throws their journey into chaos. Accused of theft and swiftly arrested, they make a daring escape—just as the real mystery begins.