Flint Comix & Entertainment #89
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Park Bench," writer and artist Don Trachte crafts a quiet, poignant moment as Henry stumbles upon a lonely figure on a park bench, a scene that mirrors his own recent heartbreak after being rejected with flowers meant for Henrietta. The story unfolds with gentle realism, capturing a fleeting connection between strangers in a shared moment of stillness. Cover by Matt Feazell brings a tender, observational tone to the issue’s free 2017 release.
Henry’s quiet moment at the park takes an unexpected turn when he notices a man sitting alone on a bench, lost in thought. After a failed attempt to win over Henrietta with flowers, he finds himself mirroring the stranger’s posture—suddenly part of the same silent, solitary scene.
In "Requiem for a Dead Chipmunk," Michael and his friend solemnly bury their pet chipmunk, Chippy, after the little creature is tragically run over—only to find Chippy’s mate surprisingly unbothered by the loss. A quiet, bittersweet moment of friendship and unexpected detachment unfolds in just one page.
In a delightfully absurd corner of Flint Comix & Entertainment #89, Jo’s chickens face an unexpected threat when the neighbors’ buffalos move in—uninvited. Meanwhile, Trump’s latest scheme involves a fence that’s supposed to collect payments from Mexico, and Captain Videotape casually erases a few aliens with a wave of his remote.
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