Flint Comix & Entertainment #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Caution: We Brake for Weird Things," Jerry Craft delivers a quietly hilarious slice of life as Yusuf’s blunt take on beef sparks a family moment of awkward realization, the boys grapple with the unintended consequences of teaching their mom to tweet, and Pauline shares a tender moment with her brother flipping through old family photos. Craft’s writing and art—joined by Zimm Graphix’s colors and his own lettering—capture the rhythm of everyday family quirks, all rendered with warmth and a touch of surreal charm. The cover by Levi Krause adds a playful, offbeat flair to this free 2011 release.
In a quietly absurd moment from Flint Comix & Entertainment #28, Yusuf accidentally unnerves his mother by calling beef "cow" at a restaurant, sparking a chain of family mishaps that leaves the boys regretting they ever taught their mom to use Twitter. Meanwhile, Pauline and her brother flip through old family photos, caught in a tender, unspoken moment of memory and connection.
In this quirky slice of comic life from Flint Comix & Entertainment #28, Popeye’s signature burgers go unnoticed—until he reels in a monster fish that upends the day. Wimpy scores a surprise discount from Roughhouse, Jo takes Chester for a vet visit, and Mammy finds unexpected inspiration on the Food Channel.
In "null," a delightfully absurd slice of life from Flint Comix & Entertainment #28, Jo finds herself caught in a series of hilariously pointless mishaps—like battling a sprinkler system during a downpour and slipping on a banana peel with zero warning. With deadpan humor and perfectly timed visuals, the story captures the quiet chaos of everyday stupidity, one ridiculous moment at a time.
In "The Wrath of the Warthog [part 1]," Rich confronts his insecurities while Dr. Frehct's experiments on Harry take a dark turn—revealing a shared past of torment at the hands of Brian Braun.
In a future where interplanetary diplomacy clashes with law enforcement, Windsor stirs up trouble in a bar brawl just as Judge Dredd is forced to grant him diplomatic immunity—leaving the judge to find a more creative solution than standard procedure.
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