cool stuff! wow, thanks for that!
and of course it fits around here, what with all the bananas!
just browsing that article, i get a sense of old school Disney meets Hernandez bros. definitely will have to read more!
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I collected Neil during the mid-to-late 80s, when the B&W underground/alternative comics scene took off again. There were great buyers’ guides back then who came out a couple times/year, and they’d hip me to all kindsa stuff that sounded great.
The cape-and-tights comics fans lol’d at me, but the stuff I read was intelligent and funny, and the horror comic I was into (Wasteland) was really scary at times.
I invariably got XLNT customer service at the comics shops - a major benefit of always knowing exactly what I was looking for (I brought looooong and impressive lists), and being the only cute punk girl in the joint. 
ETA: There’s a Neil graphic novel on amazOMG.
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… I see there were two series, apparently unrelated
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I was into the first one mentioned.
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Okay thanks but, and…?
Did you like it? Hate it? Or…?
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I just saw the cover and immediately thought of this thread!
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Odor of Sanctity? Or that probably won’t fit in the overhead bin.
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How to do ALT text for images
After dropping an image, there will be a line like this:
Jusr before the closing bracket on the end, add a space, then the ALT text in quotes.
Hovering over the image in the preview will show the ALT text, and it’ll be picked up by accessibility software.
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The best way to navigate Copenhagen is to see which steeples you can see.
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and they say AI can’t do feet! 
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