Sham Comics #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hollywood and Gamorrah," Captain "Big Red" McKrackin docks in a sun-drenched port with his ship, The Lucky Fucker, and sparks a reckless romance with a restless island woman—setting off a wild journey from tropical shores to the glittering, unforgiving streets of New York. Written by Tim Fuller and illustrated with bold, dynamic flair by Frank Frazetta, this issue charts a collision of dreams, desire, and identity, with Joe Kubert’s striking cover capturing the story’s gritty glamour.
In "Big Man on Campus," Dalton—self-proclaimed horndog and master of his own legend—heads to the Donger Lodge for a beaver hunt and the annual Donger-thon, only to find his carefully curated chaos interrupted by his mother and her bingo crew showing up uninvited. Written by a sharp satirical hand and drawn with gleeful exaggeration, the story turns the classic campus prankster trope into a full-blown farce of ego, family, and questionable life choices.
In "The Wrong Island," Captain "Big Red" McKrackin sweeps into port with his ship, The Lucky Fucker, and strikes up a reckless romance with a restless island woman—only to drag her to New York, where fame and fortune don’t quite match her dreams. As the glittering city fades, she begins to wonder if the life she left behind was the one she truly wanted.
In "My Love Came C.O.D.," Misty's life takes a surreal turn when her husband vanishes after attending a lingerie convention—only to be replaced by an increasingly obsessive postman whose devotion escalates in the most unexpected ways. Written by an anonymous voice and illustrated with sharp, deadpan humor, the story blends domestic unease with darkly comedic romance, turning the mail delivery route into a battlefield of longing and mistaken intentions.
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