Rip Off Comix #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Fabulous Furry Freak Broz in the 21st Century," the long-dead Piltdown Pig returns to life two hundred thousand years after his demise, triggering the automatic resurrection of his descendants—Wonder Wart-Hog, Paranoid Punkpig, and 996-347-1364. Together, they journey back to the Twentieth Century, only to find Muthalode City transformed beyond recognition. Written by Gilbert Shelton, Tony Bell, and Joe E. Brown, and illustrated by Shelton and Bell with inks by both, this surreal comic from Rip Off Press delivers a wild, satirical trip through time and absurdity, all wrapped in a cover packed with contributions from Shelton, Sheridan, Mavrides, Foolbert Sturgeon, and Harry Robins.
In "The Battle of the Titans Part 3: Return of the Future," the long-dead Piltdown Pig awakens two hundred thousand years after his demise, only to find his descendants—Wonder Wart-Hog, Paranoid Punkpig, and 996-347-1364—reborn in his wake. Together, they journey back to the Twentieth Century, confronting a Muthalode City transformed beyond recognition.
In "Frank Crankcase's Time Machine," Frank’s overconfidence gets him into trouble when he skips the fine print and uses his mail-order time machine without the essential gyrometric space-time subject locator. The results are predictably chaotic, as he finds himself careening through history with no idea where—or when—he’ll end up next.
In "Mundo Curioso," a radio sits silent while a lineup of curious objects waits in vain for a word. A pear, held by a clamp, finally drops when its grip loosens—ripe and ready. Then, chaos unfolds in a single frame: a car bursts into a room, spilling a suitcase, which releases a bottle, which finally gives birth to a late-arriving pen, scolded for its tardiness.
"Saturday in the Apartments" offers a quietly striking glimpse into the lives of young adults across eight different homes, each panel revealing a distinct moment of intimacy, isolation, or quiet rebellion. With a keen eye for the mundane and the meaningful, the story captures a slice of early '80s urban life—full of personal choices, quiet anxieties, and the occasional flicker of connection.
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↩ Reprints El Víbora #6 (1980), El Víbora #7 (1980), El Víbora #13-14 (1980), El Víbora #15 (1981), El Víbora #16 (1981), El Víbora Especial #2 (1981), El Víbora Especial #1
Reprinted in The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers #7 (1982), El Víbora #30 (1982), U-Comix #23 (1982), Fat Freddy's Comics & Stories #2 (1985), Wonder Wart-Hog and The Battle of the Titans #[nn] (1985), Rip Off Comix #21 (1988), Pyton #6/1995 (1995), Foolbert Funnies: Histories and Other Fictions #[nn] (2015), The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers Follies #5 (2023), The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers: Freak Comic Book Day 2023 #[nn] (2023)
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