Mangazine #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Solutioners" delivers a delightfully absurd take on urban paranoia, where the everyday hazard of turn signals left on becomes a full-blown crisis. Written, drawn, and inked by Robert DeJesus, this 1990 issue from Antarctic Press turns a mundane annoyance into a high-stakes mission, all rendered with the quirky, deadpan energy that defines the series. The cover by Tony Huynh captures the absurd tension perfectly, a 1.75 USD (2.25 CAD) comic that’s as sharp as it is silly.
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Every day the civilized world is imperiled by unsuspected threats; this time the Solutioners address the menace of people driving with their turn signals on.
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