Flint Comix & Entertainment #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Bus Stop" is a delightfully odd slice of life from Mark Tatulli, who writes, draws, inks, and letters this quirky, self-contained story in Flint Comix & Entertainment #9. In it, Lio’s day takes a turn when he tries to impress friends with green tea and green eggs and ham, accidentally unleashes a spooky Casper scare, and keeps living his wonderfully strange world—no grand plot, just pure, offbeat charm. The free 2010 issue features a collaborative cover by Randy Zimmerman, Jason Ball, Jim Keefe, and Matt Faezell, capturing the story’s playful spirit.
In "Bus Stop," Lio keeps life weird with a side of green tea, green eggs and ham, a surprise scare from Casper, and his usual mix of antics that leave his dad both baffled and amused. It’s a delightfully odd little moment from a day that’s anything but ordinary.
In "null," Danae grumbles about her lack of fame until she stumbles upon the startling truth: geeks are in charge of everything. The story unfolds with surreal, offbeat moments—like a heavenly gatekeeper who’s just really into spreadsheets—offering a wry, absurdist take on modern life.
In "Dingo Babeesitting Surviss," a mischievous dingo accidentally becomes a babysitter for a pack of hyperactive baby kangaroos, leading to chaos that somehow ties into a timeline where history took a bizarre turn. With talking animals, absurd science, and a surprise cameo from Eric Clapton discovering a guitar embedded in a stone, the story leans into pure, offbeat humor.
In "CM Is Visiting a Fortune Teller," Cynicalman stumbles into a fortune teller’s tent—only to accidentally set it on fire, spark a bizarre celebration of the 26th anniversary of USPS’s Mr. Zip, and end the day at the Board of Superheros, all in a single, absurdly offbeat afternoon.
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