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The Prairie Sun #25

Nov 1977 · Prairie Sun · 0.00 FREE
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In "The Forty-Year Old Hippie Talks to the Whales," Gilbert Shelton delivers another delightfully surreal slice of countercultural oddity, with the artist and writer also handling inks and letters. When Fat Freddy's cat responds to the familiar clink of a can-opener, the moment takes a turn both absurd and oddly profound—only to be met with the unexpected sight of a fruit cocktail can.

Contains 6 stories
Untitled Satire-Parody story
0.15 pp · Satire-Parody, Superhero
Wonder Wart-Hog
The Forty-Year Old Hippie Talks to the Whales
0.15 pp · Humor
YonHymie
E. Z. Wolf and the Wheels of Fire
0.25 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
E. Z. Wolf
Untitled Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals story
0.15 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals
Untitled Satire-Parody story
0.15 pp · Satire-Parody
Shah of Iran
Untitled Humor story
0.15 pp · Humor
Freak Brothers [Fat Freddy]Fat Freddy's Cat

In this brief, deadpan gem from The Prairie Sun #25, Fat Freddy’s Cat hears the familiar clink of a can-opener and springs into action—only to be met with the absurdity of a fruit cocktail can instead of the meaty meal he expected. The quiet humor of the moment hinges on the cat’s misplaced anticipation and the sheer, unflinching absurdity of the situation.

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Gilbert Shelton

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