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Cover: Chester Brown

Yummy Fur #16

Jun 1989 · Vortex · 2.00 USD; 2.35 CAD
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In "Ed," Chester Brown delivers a surreal, offbeat tale where Kari and Priscilla attempt to explain Jesus to alien captors—only to be tested in the most extreme way. When Frankenstein crashes into their UFO, the chaos escalates in unexpected, darkly absurd fashion, culminating in a bizarre and tragic turn involving Ronnie and Nancy. The story, illustrated and inked by Brown with his signature stark, expressive style, features a cover by Brown that captures the issue’s unsettling tone.

Contains 2 stories
Ed
17.66 pp · Humor
Nancy ReaganRonald Reagan / RonnieFrankenstein's monstertwo unnamed aliensAgent ThomsonMister Ding

In a surreal twist of cosmic misunderstanding, two unnamed aliens try to comprehend humanity by testing the teachings of Jesus—only to be interrupted when Frankenstein's monster crashes into their UFO, saving Kari and Priscilla. Meanwhile, Ronnie and Nancy Reagan confront an absurdly surreal anomaly involving Bick’s body and a tiny, grafted version of themselves, leading to a bizarre and unintended tragedy.

Matthew 2:14-2:23
4.33 pp · Religious
JosephHerodMaryThe Angel Gabriel (unnamed)

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Cast · 6 characters

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Chester Brown
cover pencils, inks Chester Brown

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