Plop! #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Belly Laugh," a 1974 DC gem, a millionaire achieves his dream of immortality—only to find that endless years come with endless headaches. Written by Maxene Fabe and Victor Schwartzman and brought to life with wild, precise humor by Sergio Aragonés, this absurdly inventive tale turns eternal life into a punchline. The cover, a delightfully grotesque spectacle by Basil Wolverton, perfectly captures the issue’s manic spirit.
In "Once Upon a Swine...", a millionaire’s desperate bid to live forever backfires in the most unexpectedly mundane way—now immortal, he’s stuck dealing with the endless, aggravating little hassles of endless time. The story, written by a sharp, silly hand and drawn with playful, exaggerated flair, finds humor in the quiet absurdity of eternal existence.
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Reprinted in The Comic Reader #100 (1973), Plop! #1/1975 (1975), Le Manoir des Fantômes #3 (1976), Il Est Minuit... l'Heure des Sorcières #11 (1977), Sommer-Plop! #1 (1983), Sommerplop #1 (1983), Sommer-Plop! #2 (1984), Sommerplop #2 (1984), Groo Svärdbäraren #2/1984 (1984), Groo sverdsvingeren #2 (1984), The Best of DC #60 (1985), Sommer-Plop! #3 (1985), Sommerplop #3 (1985), The Best of DC #63 (1985)
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