Rip Off Comix #19
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Pied Piper of Hamel(i)n" is a stark, character-driven tale from Dennis Worden, who wrote, drew, inked, and lettered this poignant slice of life in Rip Off Comix #19. In a quiet, grounded moment, the homeless Stickboy navigates the rhythms of survival in the park—scrounging food, confronting idle time, and finding small rituals in the margins of daily life. The stark, expressive artwork by Worden is matched by the distinctive, gritty style of Gilbert Shelton on the cover.
In this whimsical 1988 tale from *Rip Off Comix #19*, Fat Freddy's Cat spins a tall tale for his nephews about a mischievous feline ancestor who once found himself reluctantly enlisted to handle the infamous Pied Piper of Hamelin—no small task when the piper’s flute can charm even the most stubborn of rodents. With sharp satire and classic funny-animal flair, the story turns a familiar legend on its furry head, all in a five-page parody that’s as clever as it is absurd.
In "F.T.W." from Rip Off Comix #19, Stickboy—homeless and perpetually on the move—navigates the absurd rhythms of life in the park, from dumpster diving for scraps to pondering the endless stretch of free time. With deadpan humor and sharp observational wit, the story captures the quiet chaos of survival on the margins, all drawn in the distinctive, exaggerated style that defines the series.
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Reprinted in Twice-Told Tales of Unsupervised Existence #1 (1989), Beer Nutz #1 (1991), Slutburger Stories #1 (1991), Slutburger #1 [2nd printing] (1992), Life of the Party: The Complete Autobiographical Collection #[nn] (1996), UG!3K & Expozo #[nn] (1999)
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