Yummy Fur #21

Jun 1990 · Vortex · 2.50 USD; 3.00 CAD

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In "Racism," Chester Brown presents a powerful, personal exploration through a series of letters from readers, each offering a distinct perspective on the subject. Drawn and lettered by Brown himself, this issue stands out for its raw honesty and unflinching look at a complex issue, framed through real correspondence and a brief mention of Brown’s interview with Scott Grammel in The Comics Journal.

Contains 3 stories

Racism

1 pp · Biography

Missiz SmithGordon BrownConnie PugChester Brown's fatherGrant PugBlack Kid

Disgust

16 pp · Biography

Chester Brown [as a flying imp]Marilyn Lange (Playboy playmate)Mister PugMissiz PugAzizi Johari (Playboy playmate)

In a quiet moment of self-reflection, Chester Brown—depicted as a flying imp—finds himself unsettled after flipping through a Playboy magazine, confronted by his own discomfort with the image of Azizi Johari, the centerfold. His unease spirals into a complex, intimate reckoning, drawing in the surreal presence of Mister Pug and Missiz Pug as he grapples with desire, identity, and the weight of his own reactions.

Matthew 5:11-7:27

7 pp · Religious