National Lampoon Magazine #58
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"First High Comics" is a wild, offbeat tale from Vaughn Bodé, whose singular art and storytelling shine in this 1975 issue of National Lampoon Magazine. When Cheech abandons the stuffed remains of his ex-apprentice, he’s soon followed by an orphan girl—only to have the body mysteriously reanimated by Doctor Vox and his assistant, setting off a chain of bizarre events. The story’s surreal tone and bold visuals are fully realized by Bodé, who handled every aspect of the interior art, while Robert Grossman’s striking cover captures the issue’s eccentric spirit.
Cheech Wizard, still reeling from the aftermath of his ex-apprentice’s demise, tosses the stuffed body in the trash—only to find an orphan girl tagging along on his way home. That night, Doctor Vox and his assistant pull the body from the dump and bring it back to life, sparking a chain of events that no one saw coming.
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Reprinted in One Year Affair #[nn] (1976), Jeff Jones Comics & Zeichnungen #[nn] (1978), Totem #14 (1979), Schwermetall #24 (1982), National Lampoon Magazine #6/1985 (1985), U-Comix Sonderband #13
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