Mike Hunt Comix: 6-Pack of Minis #1(?) Comic Review

Originally appeared in issue 13 of Married Punks, published in 1998.


This packet contained six small comics from the menace-to-society Michael Diana. The best part is that some of these are early pieces. Throughout it all he examines the perils of drunk driving, home abortions, drug abuse, STDs, pedophile priests (are there any other kind?), and revolution.

If you're familiar with Diana's work and subsequent charges, you know what you're in for. If you're not - prepare to be shocked. You know I love this stuff!

Horrorhead #1 Comic Book Review

Originally published in 1998 in issue 13 of Married Punks.


I love comic books, and this humorous anthology is entertaining with its unique panel layouts, but it just isn't enough. I finished this black and white in under three minutes, which makes two dollars too much to spend on this.

Perhaps the second issue will have more content.

Bad Pills #1 Comic Book Review

This originally appeared in Married Punks #13, published in 1998.


Sverre Helmer Kristensen, who has died of bone cancer, delighted in drawing shocking comics, and Bad Pills is pure shock.

Kristensen hits up on racism, Hitler, rape, decomposing bunnies, and Bob Dobbs. These are okay stories, but the best is Kristensen's autobiographical "Almost Dead," which humorously portrays his struggle with cancer.

It's a shame he's gone. His over-the-top subject matter combined with his cartoon-like art had a real style to it. He could've been a contender.