Lobsterman

In the mid-1990s, May Fly Publications unleashed Lobsterman, a short-lived, 10-issue series that carved out a strange, memorable niche in indie horror-comics. The title character—a monstrous, crustacean-themed vigilante—stalked the pages with a grim, B-movie sensibility, blending pulp monster tropes with a darkly humorous, low-budget aesthetic. Though it never achieved mainstream fame, Lobsterman endures as a cult oddity, a testament to the era's willingness to champion bizarre, creator-driven concepts outside the Big Two.