Surftoons #[12]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Man of Steel" in Surftoons #12 (1968) delivers a delightfully absurd twist on wish-fulfillment, as an aspiring surfer known only as Jo finds his life transformed by a whimsical Groovy Godmamma. Written and illustrated by Bruce Steffenhagen, the story unfolds with playful energy, turning the tables on his former tormentors in a way that’s as surreal as it is satisfying—though the exact nature of their transformation stays delightfully mysterious. The cover by Steffenhagen captures the story’s zany spirit, a 35-cent slice of 1968 counterculture charm.
A group of beach-loving teens find themselves in hot sand trouble when their sunshade hut lands them in a permit predicament—so they ditch the shore and turn their shelter into a makeshift raft, sailing off into the waves to escape the authorities.
In "The Man Who Flipped For Waves," a local enthusiast with a deep understanding of wave theory takes it upon himself to turn his town’s quiet lake into a surfer’s paradise—complete with artificial swells that, well, go a little too far. The results are as unpredictable as they are epic, turning a simple afternoon into a full-blown aquatic spectacle.
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