Hairbat #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Zuby And Friends in Exposition Theatre," David Zapanta delivers a delightfully absurd and visually inventive tale where Larry and Oscar face off against the unsettling Dr. Sachtler and his sentient scissors in a high-stakes standoff over a haircut. When Jack Jackson arrives with his bizarre beard snake, things escalate fast—leading to tighter restraints and a situation that’s equal parts surreal and strangely compelling. The entire story, from script to inks, is a one-man show by Zapanta, with the cover by Zapanta capturing the chaotic charm of the whole affair.
In "Zuby And Friends in Exposition Theatre," Zuby and his pals gather to watch a surreal puppet show that mirrors their own world—complete with exaggerated characters and absurd plotlines—while offering sharp, offbeat commentary. The story unfolds as a satirical meta-commentary on storytelling itself, with the puppet show’s twists and turns reflecting the group’s own dynamics in exaggerated form.
In "Home Sweet Home Part 3" from Hairbat #1, Larry and Oscar try to reason with Dr. Sachtler and his unnervingly articulate scissors, pleading to avoid the dreaded haircut. When their pleas fail, Jack Jackson arrives with his bizarre beard snake, launching a rescue that only leads to Larry being strapped down tighter than ever.
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