Flint Comix & Entertainment #5

In the skyborne city of King Vultan, Durok closes in on Flash and Dale, only for Jodda to turn on them. As the chase erupts into battle, Durok's assault knocks out critical anti-gravity systems—sending the city into peril.

In "Fishing For Boys," Lio keeps doing what he does best—living his bizarre, offbeat life with zero regard for normalcy, annoying everyone from his neighbors to Hello Kitty, dodging garden gnome judgment, and casually slicing up Spongebob and his pineapple like it’s nothing. The story unfolds with the same surreal charm and off-kilter humor that defines the series.

In "The Wonders Of Genetic Engineering," the ever-quirky Oddbox duo dive into a delightfully absurd talk show format, hosting an alien guest and riffing on old jokes, all while showcasing a horse fly, fruit bat, and jack rabbit with their trademark offbeat humor. Written by the creators of Flint Comix & Entertainment, this zany, self-aware slice of comic oddity leans into surrealism with zero pretense and maximum charm.

In this delightfully absurd slice of life from Flint Comix & Entertainment #5, Wimpy’s chronic laziness reaches new heights when he refuses to leave his chair for a snack—only to be scolded by his doctor for lack of exercise. Meanwhile, Popeye shows up with a surprisingly literal twist, hauling Wimpy’s car home after it runs out of gas, turning a mundane chore into a surreal, comedic spectacle.

In this playful one-pager from Flint Comix & Entertainment #5, Danae casually debates Jeffrey’s ambitious plan to reach Mars while he gets last-minute tech help from his friend Lars—right in the middle of a series of absurd, offbeat moments from everyday life.