Pulpman #4
In "Kapitein Pulp," Twain and Einstein descend into the Earth's core and stumble upon a hidden realm—where the entertainment is as unexpected as the journey itself. Written by Michael Kupperman and Fred de Heij, with art and inks by Kupperman, this surreal adventure blends wit and wonder in a world that defies imagination. The cover, by Fred de Heij, captures the absurd grandeur of the tale.
In this delightfully absurd Pulpman tale, Mark Twain and Albert Einstein team up for a scientific expedition that quickly spirals into the surreal—only to unearth a hidden world beneath the Earth’s crust, where the entertainment is… surprisingly on the nose. Written by a mind as sharp as it is silly, and illustrated with a whimsical flair, this five-page satire blends wit and wonder in a journey that’s equal parts genius and goofball.
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