Schizo #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Schizo #2 (1996), Ivan Brunetti delivers a sharp, unflinching collection of nine biting short strips, each a darkly comic snapshot of modern alienation and self-loathing. From "A Really Bad Day At Work" to "Fuckin' Fatass Loser Thirty-Year Old Virgin Comic-Book Collector Geek With No Job," the stories pulse with raw, self-aware humor, all drawn, inked, lettered, and written by Brunetti in his signature stark, expressive style. The cover by Brunetti matches the interior’s grimy, no-holds-barred energy, making this a standout in his early, unfiltered run.
In "Funnies," a sharp, self-aware satire from Schizo #2, a series of nine biting, black-comedy strips skewers everyday frustrations and societal absurdities. From workplace despair to existential dread, each strip delivers a punchline with a grim, deadpan edge—perfect for fans of dark humor that doesn’t pull its punches.
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Reprinted in MegaPyton #1/1999 (33) (1999), MegaPyton #2/2001 (40) (2001), Misery Loves Comedy #[nn] (2007)
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