Milk & Cheese's First Number Two #1 (5)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Last(?) Introduction of Milk and Cheese," the famously bizarre duo of Milk and Cheese turn their sights on a crowd of self-styled rebels—tattooed and body-modified individuals who mistake pain for identity. Written and illustrated entirely by Evan Dorkin, this 1994 issue delivers the duo’s signature brand of grotesque humor and surreal satire, all rendered in Dorkin’s unmistakable, hyper-detailed style. The cover, also by Dorkin, captures their chaotic energy with a perfectly unsettling flair.
In "Tattooed Hate Boys," the mischievous Milk & Cheese turn their satirical gaze on a group of self-styled rebels whose ink and piercings are no match for the duo’s brand of dairy-driven chaos. Written with their signature absurd flair, the story skewers the quest for identity through a pair of gloriously over-the-top, dairy-fueled antics.
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↩ Reprints San Diego Comic Con Comics #1 (1992), Pirate Corp$! #5 (1992), Dork #1 (1993)
Reprinted in Milk and Cheese: Dairy Products Gone Bad #[nn] (2011), Milk and Cheese: Dairy Products Gone Bad #[nn] (2018)
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