Squatter Comics

A brief but potent two-issue series from Shadow Press, Squatter Comics (1992–1994) captured the raw, DIY energy of the early '90s alternative comics scene. The series is best remembered as an early showcase for the visceral, expressive art style of its creator, offering a gritty, unpolished look at urban life and outsider culture. Though short-lived, it stands as a snapshot of the era's small-press ethos and a cult touchstone for fans of underground comix.