Irreverent Stories, Articles and Interviews

Afro Tiger: A Forgotten Black Role-Model, Ahead Of Our Time!

Dive into a wild, hilarious, and razor‑sharp exploration of a comic book hero history forgot—Afro Tiger. Trip Robbins III recounts his obsession with one of Atlas/Seaboard’s most outrageous creations: a Black superhero who battled transsexual Nazis, guilt‑ridden politicians, militant mimes, and cosmic conspiracies.

Janitor Joe Meets Major Morningwood

Janitor Joe and team meet Major Morningwood, a man with a unfortunate condition. I’m sure the boys will address it with respectful maturity.

Charles!: Emerson Lake and Palmer Appreciation Society

Charles meets Maurice at the Emerson Lake and Palmer Appreciation Society and teaches him a lesson about music.

The Man Who Could Not Stop Spitting

In a backwoods corner of Virginia, a man roams the land with one uncontrollable urge: to spit. He spits on everything—children, cops, lovers, even fate itself. Cast out of society and eventually imprisoned, he finds strange solace in a grotesque, gooey companionship.

Old Man Vs Mirror

Growing Up with Milt and Muck #4

In Growing Up with Milt and Muck #4, Tess and Milt’s childhood antics continue as they play doctor. A real look at youthful curiosity and mischief.

Growing Up with Milt and Muck #3

In Growing Up with Milt and Muck #3, Tess and Milt find a wild way to speed up squirrels. What could possibly go wrong? Read now for a hilarious adventure!

Colin Upton on Art, Anarchy, and the State of Comics

Colin Upton is a cartoonist known for his unique style and offbeat sense of humor. Born in Vancouver, BC, Upton began his career in the 1980s, creating a series of self-published comics that quickly gained a following. His work often explores unconventional themes and features a cast of eccentric characters, from punk rockers to aliens and talking animals.

The Thing About Barbie By Thomas M. Malafarina

Brenda loves her Barbies. Maybe a little too much. But what begins as a harmless obsession slowly reveals something far stranger—and more unsettling—beneath the surface. Step into a dollhouse where reality isn’t quite what it seems.

Old Man Vs. Machine

Are you an old man? What do you want to do to yoour computer? Find out in Old Man Vs. Machine a Cartoon from Slade and Malafarina.

This is the End (2013) Review from Buttonface

What happens when the Rapture interrupts a celebrity-filled party? Buttonface explores the uproarious blend of comedy and horror in This is the End, where Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and their famous friends hilariously navigate doom, demons, and the reality of being left behind.