Those Annoying Post Bros. #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"In The Belly of the Beast" delivers a mind-bending ride through fractured realities, where Russ and Savage Henry—after narrowly surviving a bomb and losing years to a Chronovore—find themselves hunted across dimensions. With help from dinosaur-descended miners in a Tapioca Cavern, they’re trapped again as the Chronovore closes in, erasing one of their rescuers to nothingness. Meanwhile, Ron’s hunt for his clones grows more desperate. Written by Matt Howarth and Lou Stathis, with art and inks by Howarth and lettering by Deborah Glencross, this 1985 Vortex issue features a cover by Matt Howarth that captures the surreal tension of the story.
In "In The Belly of the Beast," Savage Henry and Russ Post—now aged 20 and 10 respectively—find themselves stranded in a surreal Tapioca Cavern after a botched heist involving Dino's pet and a Chronovore. With time unraveling around them and a relentless creature hunting their every step, they’re rescued by four dinosaur-descended miners—only to face a fate even more dire when the Chronovore reduces one of them to nothing. Meanwhile, Ron Post, surrounded by his own doppelgängers, continues his grim quest, while a young boy and a Caroline clone navigate the chaos elsewhere.
In "The Hurzog Ruins," the absurd musical antics of The Bulldaggers unfold across a surreal planet, each track accompanied by a vivid vignette of the band members—Monsieur Boche, Savage Henry, The Lord C'Thulu, a Caroline clone, Conrad Schnitzler, Ron Post, The Unseen Girl, and Pastercheck Whitney—caught in their own bizarre moments amid the alien ruins. With humor as sharp as the planet’s jagged terrain, the story blends deadpan satire and surreal visuals in a wild, wordless celebration of rock and ruin.
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