Frass

In this darkly surreal German comic series launched in 2000, Uli Oesterle writes and draws the misadventures of a hapless, fly-headed everyman navigating a bizarre, insect-infested world that mirrors our own. Published by Edition 52, the single-issue run blends absurdist humor with sharp social commentary, establishing Oesterle as a singular voice in European alternative comics. Its enduring cult status stems from its grotesque yet oddly relatable protagonist and its unflinching, witty exploration of modern alienation.