Flint Comix & Entertainment #22
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "We Interrupt This Comic...", Wiley Miller serves up a delightfully absurd lineup of everyday oddities, from the Last Words Cemetery to a CSI: Mother Goose Unit investigating a crime scene, all drawn with his signature deadpan wit. With every page a new non sequitur—like God’s prank on Moses or a massage parlor doubling as a TSA training ground—this free 2011 issue offers a quirky, offbeat ride. The distinctive art and lettering are all by Miller, while the cover by Levi Krause captures the comic’s surreal spirit.
In "We Interrupt This Comic...", Lio keeps his chaotic routine alive—irritating neighbors, dodging his dad, haggling with merchants, and staging elaborate schemes against the tooth fairy, all while tangled up with his equally bizarre pets and a pair of mischievous mummys.
When a careless reader unleashes the ancient wizard Imperillus from his enchanted book of spells, the creature’s return sparks chaos—only for the Spark to swiftly intervene, sealing him away once more. A brief but potent clash of magic and will, this two-page tale delivers a classic spellbook showdown with a modern twist.
In "Mixed Feelings...", Jo tries to navigate the changing neighborhood while Uncle Henry awkwardly unpacks his vacation wardrobe, and Tinker’s new girlfriend surprises everyone with her bold take on home decor—no two days are the same when the past and present collide in the most unexpected ways.
In "The Inevitable Navigation System," everyday absurdities collide in a single page of surreal humor, from a cemetery dedicated to last words to a restaurant district where stars don’t matter—only the number of stars you’ve lost. The story unfolds with a man stumping his psychiatrist, God’s prank on Moses, a CSI-style investigation into Mother Goose crimes, and a massage parlor doubling as a TSA training ground—each moment a perfectly timed non sequitur.
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