Down with the King

In 1982, Beaumont Book Co. launched Down with the King, a single-issue comic that stands as a distinctive, standalone entry in the publisher’s catalog. This brief but pointed story is most closely associated with its creator-driven approach, offering a compact, self-contained narrative that reflects the era’s willingness to experiment with format and theme. Though its run was short, it remains a notable artifact of early-80s independent comics, demonstrating how a single issue can leave a lasting impression.