Flint Comix & Entertainment #92
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Clash of Fightin's," a pig named Gerald takes a bold stand when he tries to rally his pen-mates for a daring escape, all while navigating his dad’s curious take on cloud shapes and a family secret about Mothers' Day. Written and illustrated by Dave T. Phipps, this 2017 free issue blends quirky humor with heartfelt moments, spotlighting Gerald’s unusual plan to make his mom proud. The cover by Chris Scalf captures the chaos with a dynamic, stylized flair.
In "Clash of Fightin's," Board Man tries to boost Cynicalman’s fading readership by pitting the grumpy hero against Loan Shark in a series of increasingly absurd fight scenes—because nothing says engagement like comic book brawls.
In a world where dogs live and trade like people, Lindy Jax stumbles upon a lone canine by the roadside, burdened by a pile of odd, cherished belongings. When the dog refuses to part with anything—each item vital to holding his world together—Lindy’s curiosity turns to unease, especially when those same items vanish without a trace.
In "null," Reddol plays a dangerous game of deception, masquerading as Aura to ambush Flash and then posing as Flash to strike at King Barin, all while Ming’s forces close in on the palace. With a partially disabled blaster in hand, Flash fights to survive and outmaneuver Reddol, setting off a chain of escalating threats that leave the fate of the palace—and its ruler—hanging in the balance.
In a delightfully absurd turn, Wimpy turns to a doctor to tame his insatiable craving for hamburgers, while Popeye finds himself unexpectedly roped into a date with Olive—much to his chagrin. Meanwhile, Wimpy’s desperation leads him to borrow from Popeye to bet on a horse race, and Brutus stumbles upon a new boxing quote that might just change his fight game.
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