Death Crazed Teenage Superheroes

Jim Erskine and Palmer Cox brought a short-lived, gonzo energy to Arf! Arf! Studios with this two-issue 1986 series, a self-aware spoof of the era's grim-and-gritty superhero trends. The premise gleefully skewered the genre's excesses, pitting a cast of reckless, self-destructive young heroes against each other and their own absurd melodrama. Though brief, it remains a cult artifact of the mid-80s indie comics scene, capturing a moment when parody and punk attitude collided on the page.