Pop Art Funnies #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Saginaw Kid," a 2005 issue from MPH, cynicalman’s late-night vigil for a war to unfold on TV becomes a surreal meditation on anticipation and futility. Written and illustrated entirely by Matt Feazell, with lettering and inking by the same hand, the story captures a quiet, absurdist moment where reality slips through the cracks of waiting. The cover by Martin Hirchak adds a sharp, stylized edge to the issue’s offbeat tone.
In "Bru-Hed's Guide to Gettin' Girls Now! Chapter FF-2: The Austin Approach," Bru-Hed tries to charm a receptionist with a pun-laden pitch about shag carpets—only to get ejected from the building when the joke lands with a thud. The story’s humor hinges on a single, perfectly timed misunderstanding, all in the spirit of classic comic absurdity.
In "War Is Over," Cynicalman spends a sleepless night glued to the possibility of a war he can watch on TV—only to drift off just as the announcement comes. When he wakes, the conflict has already ended, leaving him with nothing but coffee and a quiet room.
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