Chrome Fetus: "Hail Jeffrey" is cool, and "Cochlea & Eustachia" is total awesomeness.
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Really makes you wonder what sort of childhood somebody like that had. I'm fascinated by stuff like that, but creeped out at the same time.
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i re'd above comics and thought: "Twisp and Catsby!"
Insubstantial!
Ja, that'd be them, it, him. Twisp.. I think. Catsby's the devilish looking fellow. I could be (and often am) wrong.
I always assumed that Catsby was the cat.
but what i meant was: Cochlea & Eustachia are very much in the "How much does that weigh? Ham!" category
my lord.
that's just great.
reminds me of some of the hernandez brothers' work.
Ok, this is the part where we point and laugh. I don't get it. Someone said fascinated and creeped out. I'm neither. I look at it, I see it, I recognize words and images, but there is no understanding or emotion triggered. I could as well be staring at Andy Capp, or a medium sized piece of wood. I get the Victorian oddity-fixation slant, but little else. What am I missing?
Like a dirty french novel / The absurd courts the vulgar
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Didn't you ever sneak peeks at Heavy Metal in the bookstore when you were a kid?