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Flint Comix & Entertainment#7
Cover: Randy Zimmerman & Jason Ball & Jerry Craft & Susan Van Camp & Jim Keefe & Matt Faezell

Flint Comix & Entertainment #7

Nov 2009 · Ted Valley · 0.00 FREE
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"So It A Week Or Two After Halloween..." [sic] delivers a delightfully odd mix of prehistoric humor and quirky science in this free 2009 issue from Flint Comix & Entertainment. Written and illustrated by Bob Gonzalez, the story unfolds through a series of surreal, self-contained strips featuring the familiar Oddbox duo, a mouse caught in a trap, and a bizarre glimpse into "The Wonders of Genetic Engineering." The cover, a collaborative effort by Randy Zimmerman, Jason Ball, Jerry Craft, Susan Van Camp, Jim Keefe, and Matt Faezell, captures the issue’s playful, offbeat tone.

Contains 20 stories
Untitled Science Fiction story
0.5 pp · Science Fiction
Flash GordonDale ArdenKing VultanDr. Hans ZarkovJoddaTeeshaDurokThorneMing The Merciless (cameo)
"So It A Week Or Two After Halloween..." [sic]
1 pp · Fantasy
ZoëThe Pumpkin King
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Fantasy
LioLio's fatherIshmael (Lio's squid)Bubbles (Lio's cousin)

In "null," Lio navigates the absurdities of everyday life with his usual mix of curiosity and chaos—bugging his dad, scribbling bizarre schoolwork, and enduring the relentless antics of his unsettling cousin—all while the world around him seems to tilt just slightly off-kilter. A quirky, offbeat slice of life from Flint Comix & Entertainment #7, this one-page gem captures the strange rhythm of growing up weird.

Untitled Humor story
0.438 pp · Humor
Tyrell PorterPauline PorterYusuf Porter
"Went And Souped It Up, Din't He" [sic]
0.187 pp · Humor
Sim PooleMillieMay PooleUncle HenryTinker
When Early Man First Met Early Woman
0.25 pp · Humor

In this quirky, short tale from Flint Comix & Entertainment #7, two classic Oddbox characters take a playful dive into prehistoric humor, capturing early man in a pair of absurd, exaggerated strips. A mouse’s misadventure with a trap and a glimpse of "The Wonders of Genetic Engineering" add to the absurd charm, all rendered in the series’ signature offbeat style.

Untitled Humor story
0.25 pp · Humor
Gerald
Untitled Humor story
0.25 pp · Humor
PopeButch
Untitled Humor story
0.313 pp · Humor
Bludgeoner The Bunny ButcherLamb Chopper
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
DanaeJoeLucyKateLarsThe Grim ReaperJoe's motherEddie
The Fool On The Sill
2.5 pp · Drama, Crime
The FoolJ. C.accountantGinelli (on phone)police chiefofficer Beckner
Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor
Dora The ExtorterMiss PiggySwedish ChefKermitScooterFred FlintstoneWilma Flintstone
Untitled Humor story
0.375 pp · Humor
CynicalmanLizard Girl
Untitled Science Fiction story
0.5 pp · Science Fiction
Baujahr
Diving
0.1 pp · Humor
Henry
Untitled Humor story
0.234 pp · Humor
PopeyeSwee'peaChesterPopeye's mammy
Untitled Humor story
0.1 pp · Humor
Untitled Humor story
0.1 pp · Humor
HansMiss TwiddleLena
Today's Special: Beer-Battered Fish
0.133 pp · Humor
Untitled Humor story
0.133 pp · Humor
Mr. SpatMrs. Spatgrandson

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker, letterer Bob Gonzalez
cover pencils, inks Randy Zimmerman
cover pencils, inks Jason Ball
cover pencils, inks Jerry Craft
cover pencils, inks Susan Van Camp
cover pencils, inks Jim Keefe
cover pencils, inks Matt Faezell

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