Those Annoying Post Bros. #9
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Oust," the perpetually exasperated Ron and Russ face their most unsettling intrusion yet: actual neighbors, a breach of their sacred lease with Big Al, the sentient mountain. With their usual blend of absurdity and desperation, the Rrothers deploy a homemade mix tape—featuring Ron’s off-key keyboard solos—and a surprise swarm of pet wasps in a last-ditch effort to reclaim their solitude. Written and illustrated entirely by Matt Howarth, this 1988 Vortex issue delivers the series’ signature chaotic energy, with cover art by Howarth capturing the brothers’ escalating panic in bold, expressive lines.
Ron and Russ are furious when they discover their quiet mountain life has been invaded—neighbors! The sentient Big Al, their leaseholder, has handed over the adjacent house to the unruly Phi Don Beta Rickles fraternity as punishment for their rent default. With their peace shattered and their home under siege, the Rrothers must rally their most bizarre weapons: a souped-up Casio mini keyboard, a killer mix tape, and Ron’s trusty swarm of pet wasps—to reclaim their solitude.
In "Attacked but not Seriously Menaced (A Bedtime Story)," Ron Post spins a wildly exaggerated tale of alien law enforcement gone wrong, turning a routine encounter into a ridiculous, over-the-top adventure. With a mix of absurd humor and playful exaggeration, Ron recounts his "heroic" stomping of intergalactic bureaucrats—perfectly suited for bedtime, if you're not easily startled by cosmic bureaucracy.
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