Flint Comix & Entertainment #30
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tell Tale Signs You're Staying At A Bad Hotel," a space traveler carrying an alien parasite seeks refuge in Mega-City, triggering a citywide crisis. As Judge Dredd battles the infestation, he discovers he's been infected too—now with just 60 hours to stop the spread before the city falls. Written by John Wagner and Alan Grant, with art and inks by Dylan Teague, this chilling tale blends body horror and urban dread in a story that turns a routine stay into a race against time.
In "null," Lio’s peculiar daily routine takes a surreal turn when Flintstones Vitamins spark unexpected changes, turning his already odd life into something even more bizarre—complete with a giant pigeon, disgruntled neighbors, and a father who’s seen it all. The story captures Lio’s chaotic energy with deadpan humor and whimsical absurdity, all drawn in the signature style of Flint Comix & Entertainment.
In a delightfully absurd twist on history and literature, Jo finds herself navigating a world where talking animals, inexplicable sports mascots, and a pot-bellied Tin Man disrupt the usual order—while trying to figure out who’s telling the truth in a tale where logic takes a backseat to chaos.
In "Return To Earth!", King Barin fights to reclaim a dormant research facility on Earth—once a tool of Ming’s tyranny—now weaponized to enslave the planet. With the past and present colliding, Barin must confront the consequences of a machine built for conquest, before it's too late.
In "Progeny," a space traveler brings an alien parasite to Mega-City, triggering a desperate race against time when Judge Dredd himself becomes infected. With just 60 hours to stop the spreading threat, he must confront the creature’s grip while defending the city from an unseen, evolving danger.
When the Pope of Carriage Town is approached by a rival mayoral candidate asking for an endorsement, the situation takes a sharp turn into absurdity. Enter Zeke and the crew of Living Large—a cast of larger-than-life, perpetually inebriated locals whose chaotic energy redefines the town’s political scene.
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