Flint Comix & Entertainment #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bad Hare Day" is a delightfully absurd comic from 2009, written and drawn entirely by Scott Hilburn, where history takes a wild detour and famous figures find themselves in hilariously awkward predicaments. From Edward Scissorhands trying to run a massage parlor to Peanut M&M’s questionable bar charm, the issue delivers a surreal, animal-filled romp with a perfectly offbeat tone. The cover, a collaborative effort by Brian Germain, Mark Tatulli, Jim Keefe, Chris Theisen, and Michael Mahoney, with inks by Randy Zimmerman and the same team, matches the story’s zany energy.
In this quirky one-page tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #3, Lio keeps living his peculiar life—crafting odd inventions, rattling neighbors, and playing with monsters and the dead—while Ishmael surprises everyone by posting a note to Captain Nemo on Facebook.
In this delightfully absurd entry from Flint Comix & Entertainment #3, a world where history took a bizarre turn plays host to talking animals, an Edward Scissorhands massage parlor with questionable techniques, and a Peanut M&M trying (and failing) to charm someone at the bar—each moment more hilariously out of place than the last.
In "null," Danae keeps her spirits up by avoiding conversation, her mind wandering to what the government might be hiding in a storm sewer—while the world around her unfolds in a series of disconnected, mundane moments. A quiet, offbeat slice of life with a touch of absurd speculation.
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