Flint Comix & Entertainment #26

In this delightfully absurd one-page tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #26, Lio keeps living his chaotic life—annoying everyone from his dad to Santa, wrestling with monsters and zombies, and enduring the relentless antics of his cousin Bubbles, all with zero regard for normalcy.

In "Flittermouse Part Two," Jo finds herself caught in a deadly game of shadows when Mr. Aguirre vanishes without a trace—only moments after Bond was tracking him. With the suspected assassin dead and Q Branch piecing together a chilling pattern, the trail leads to Dr. Cat, whose motives remain as elusive as the method behind the murders.

In this lighthearted slice of office chaos from Flint Comix & Entertainment #26, the boys’ latest prank sets off a chain of escalating antics—only to land them on the receiving end of some well-earned comeuppance. As the Inspector takes a surprising defeat at the hands of the Captain, an unexpected drink mends fences, while the women turn their attention to a batch of questionable facial masks.

In "Exodus Part 4," as Boss Tann's men prepare to detonate a bomb in the building where Moses and a group of homeless people are sheltering, Reverend Charity orchestrates a desperate evacuation to save them. With the building on the brink, one person remains missing—Deb—leaving the fate of the group hanging in the balance.

In "null," a sharp, self-aware humor piece from Flint Comix & Entertainment #26, everyday frustrations are distilled into 15 perfectly absurd vignettes—ranging from baffling weight loss attempts to the eternal mystery of why teens never clean their rooms. With a deadpan wit and keen eye for life’s little absurdities, the story turns the mundane into a comedy of errors that feels both painfully familiar and utterly ridiculous.

In "Euroball 2118! [part 1]," the Brit-Cit Aeroball team rolls into Mega-City for the championship, dragging their chaotic fans and star player Pills Windsor in tow—where the real game begins the moment they land.

In a brief, sharp-witted moment from Flint Comix & Entertainment #26, Cynicalman weighs in on the absurdity of naming flu epidemics, Matt nervously shares the results of his cartooning exam, and Aston cuts to the chase with a no-nonsense take on science funding woes—each moment landing with the dry humor that defines the series.