Flint Comix & Entertainment #6

In "Adams Trick Hand," Lio navigates his usual chaotic day, juggling alien pals, zombie neighbors, and a pet dinosaur that casually snacks on Fred Basset. With his usual mix of absurdity and charm, he dodges parental lectures, irks local merchants, and even briefly reroutes his comic strip through Ziggy and Doonesbury—because why not?

In this quirky, deadpan gem from Flint Comix & Entertainment #6, Jo finds herself caught between two very different kinds of courage when a bully punches Henry, who’s been trying to get sympathy by pretending to be hurt. But when Henrietta ends up admiring the boy who delivered the punch, Henry’s attempt to play the victim backfires in a way he never expected.

In this quirky installment from Flint Comix & Entertainment #6, the familiar Oddbox crew delivers a delightfully absurd lineup of demonstrations—ranging from the physics of speed to the surprising intelligence of cats, a surprisingly intricate bald haircut, and a laugh-out-loud take on genetic wonders—all in under a quarter of a page.

In "Ezra's Purchase of An Off-brand GPS...", Jo finds herself tangled in a surreal chain of absurdities after buying a mysterious GPS that promises to guide her through life—only to lead her straight into a world where history has taken a sharp left turn, animals hold court, and even Uncle Pennybags is on the wrong side of the law. With a dash of demonic repossession and a twist that might just explain the origins of a famous lingerie innovation, the story unfolds in a single, perfectly bizarre page.

In "With A Support Beam Lost...", Durok’s accident sets off a chain of crises as the floating city of Vultan teeters on collapse. With Flash locked in combat and secrets unraveling, Thorne’s revelation of a traitor forces Vultan to order an urgent evacuation—just as the city’s stability hangs by a thread.

When Michael mourns the sudden death of the chipmunk he’s been feeding, his grief takes an unexpected turn—only to find the creature’s mate celebrating the loss with a joyful dance. A quiet moment of sorrow twists into something darkly comic, all in a single page of deadpan absurdity.