Schizo #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIvan Brunetti’s Schizo #1, a 1994 release from Antarctic Press, delivers a sharp, unflinching collection of four pages of grotesque, absurdist comic strips that push boundaries with raw, satirical humor. Written and illustrated entirely by Brunetti, the issue features a string of provocatively titled gags—like "My Bloody Anus," "Her Vagina Had Teeth," and "Mass Murderers Are Pretty Cool"—each a self-contained, darkly comedic jab at taboos and social norms. The cover, also by Brunetti, matches the interior’s irreverent tone, making this a striking, if polarizing, entry in the alternative comics scene of the mid-'90s.
A scattershot barrage of grotesque, absurd gags in comic strip form, "The Funnies" from Schizo #1 (1994) leans into shock humor with a deadpan delivery, skewering pop culture and taboos through titles like "My Bloody Anus" and "Her Vagina Had Teeth." Each short, self-contained strip plays with outrageous premises and exaggerated visuals, using the format’s inherent simplicity to amplify the absurdity.
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Reprinted in Schizo #1 (1995), MegaPyton #3/1998 (1998), MegaPyton #4/1998 (1998), Schizo #[nn] (1999), MegaPyton #2/1999 (34) (1999), MegaPyton #4/2001 (42) (2001), MegaPyton #5/2001 (43) (2001), MegaPyton #6/2001 (44) (2001)
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