Jarro

A quirky and often overlooked slice of 1990s independent comics, Jarro ran for 37 issues from RdH Publishing, chronicling the surreal adventures of its title character across a decade of offbeat storytelling. The series is best remembered for its distinctive, low-fi art and darkly humorous tone, carving out a small but devoted cult following amid the decade's speculator boom. It matters as a pure, unvarnished artifact of the creator-owned small-press scene, where a single strange idea could sustain a long, personal run without corporate oversight.