Masterpiece Comics #[nn]

(August 2009)

[no title indexed] (Table of Contents)

credits / 2 pages (report information)

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Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

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?

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Indexer Notes

Title page and Table of Contents

Classics on Parade (Table of Contents)

Blond Eve / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

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?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Blond Eve [Blondie Bumstead]; God [Mr. Dithers] (arm only)

Indexer Notes

Cover layout is an homage to the early issues of Comics on Parade (United Features, 1938 series)

Draw Homer! (Table of Contents)

advertisement / 1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Homer

Indexer Notes

Ad is based on the "Draw Skippy" ads in comics in the 1960s and 1970s.

Blond Eve (Table of Contents)

Blond Eve / comic story / 3 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

God [Mr. Dithers]; Adam [Dagwood Bumstead]; Blond Eve [Blondie Bumstead]; The Serpent [Daisy]; The Avenging Angel [Elmo]

Synopsis:

The story of Adam and Eve from Genesis in the Bible.

Indexer Notes

Story is a homage of Chic Young and Jim Raymond's comic strip "Blondie".

Inferno Joe and His Guide (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]

Synopsis:

While lost, Inferno Joe meets his guide and goes to Hell.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips listed in this index appear on the same page. Fortune is "Abandon hope, all you who enter." Includes ad #270 "Divine Love Pendant."

Inferno Joe and The Heathens (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe and the Guide journey through the first circle of Hell.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "Bring a flashlight-- It's darker than you think!" Includes ad #353 "Banner of Indecision."

Inferno Joe and The Lustful (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Joe Bazooka]; The Guide [Mort]; 2 lovers [Pesty; Jane]

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe watches as two lovers mourn their love.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's "Inferno". All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "Wake up! More adventures await you!" Includes ad #506 "Tail of Damnation."

Inferno Joe and the Gluttons (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; The Glutton [Hungry Herman]

Synopsis:

The glutton pleads for Joe to remember him to the living.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "No one can stop your travels into the abyss." Includes ad #614 "Three headed dog collar."

Inferno Joe and the Misers & Squanderers (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R.

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Miser [?]; The Squanderer [Toughie]

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe meets the Miser and the Squanderer and asks them why they didn't repent.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "You will take a short ocean voyage." Includes ad #794 "Wheel of Change"

Inferno Joe and the Wrathful (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; The Riverman Charon [?]; A bully [?]

Synopsis:

While going over the river Styx, Inferno Joe recognizes a bully trapped in the river and wallops him.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "Beware of Greek Gorgons bearing serpents." Includes ad #900 "2-way heavenly microphones."

Inferno Joe and The Heretics (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; The Angel [?]

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe and the Guide enter the city of Dis, only to want to leave again.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "You might as well get used to the smell." Includes ad #111 "Roadmap to Hell."

Inferno Joe and the Violent (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; The Talking Tree [?]

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe meets a suicide who now lives in Hell as a tree that wild beasts chew on.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "A winged beast will take you for a ride." Includes ad #161 "Franciscan Rope."

Inferno Joe and the Deceivers (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; a demon; one of the damned

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe and the Guide watch as the damned are put in boiling pitch for all time.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "Watch your step, don't kick the dead." Includes ad #221 "Devil's trumpet."

Inferno Joe and the Traitors (Table of Contents)

Inferno Joe / comic story / 0.1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; The King of Evil

Synopsis:

Inferno Joe meets the King of Evil.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #1 - Open Wounds from the Cutting Edge of Commix (1989)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Bazooka Joe comics by Wesley Morse and Dante's Inferno. All of the Inferno Joe comics strips appear on the same page. Fortune is "Take the stairs and rise above evil." Includes ad #331 "Ice scraper."

Mephistofield (Table of Contents)

Mephistofield / comic story / 3 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Mephistofield [Garfield]; Dr. Jon Faustus [Jon Arbuckle]; an angel [Odie]; a pope; a President of the United States; Alexander the Great; Helen of Troy

Synopsis:

Dr. Faustus embraces the dark arts and uses his powers to cause mayhem, all under the watch of his cat-demon, Mesphistofield.

Reprints:

• from Hotwire (Fantagraphics, 2006 series) #1

Indexer Notes

Parody of the comic strip "Garfield" by Jim Davis and Christopher Marlowe's "Faustus."

Mac Worth (Table of Contents)

Mac Worth / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Mac Worth [Macbeth]; Mrs. M [Lady Macbeth]; Mr. Duncan [King Duncan] (dies in this story)

Synopsis:

A modern telling of the story of Macbeth.

Reprints:

• from Snake Eyes (Fantagraphics, 1991 series) #2

Indexer Notes

Parody of the "Mary Worth" comic strip by Allen Saunders and Ken Ernst and Shakespeare's "Macbeth". "Mac Worth" also visually looks like Rex Morgan, M.D. a comic strip by Dal Curtis, Marvin Bradley, and Frank Edgington.

Candiggy (Table of Contents)

Candiggy / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Candiggy [Ziggy]

Synopsis:

Candiggy was taught all his life that "All is for the best in this, the best of all possible worlds." Candiggy then witnesses great evil in the world and decides "We must cultivate our own garden."

Reprints:

• from Monkeysuit (Monkeysuit Press, 1999 series) #2 (August 2000)

Indexer Notes

Parody of "Candide" by Voltaire and the comic strip "Ziggy" by Tom Wilson.

[You can be a LIT salesman!] (Table of Contents)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Indexer Notes

Parody of the ad selling GRIT newspapers in the 1960s and 1970s.

The Crypt of Bronte (Table of Contents)

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Pencils:

R. Sikoryak (signed)

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R. Sikoryak (signed)

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?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Heath [Heathcliff]; Cathy [Catherine Earnshaw]; The House-Keeper; The Governess; The Tenant

Reprints:

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #5 (August 2003)

Indexer Notes

Based on the EC comics of the 1950s.

The House-Keeper's Tale: The Heights! (Table of Contents)

comic story / 8 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

The House-Keeper [Nelly Dean]; Heath [Heathcliff]; Cathy [Catherine Earnshaw]; Hindley [Hindley Earnshaw]; Mr. Earnshaw (dies in this story); Frances Earnshaw (Hindley's wife; dies in this story); Edgar Linton; Isabelle Linton; Hareton Earnshaw (son of Hindley and Frances)

Synopsis:

The story of Cathy and Heath, as told by the House-Keeper.

Reprints:

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #5 (August 2003)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" and Al Feldstein's and Jack Davis' EC comics of the 1950s. Story continues in the next sequence.

The Depths (Table of Contents)

comic story / 6 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

The House-Keeper [Nelly Dean]; Heath [Heathcliff]; Cathy [Catherine Earnshaw]; Hindley [Hindley Earnshaw]; Edgar Linton; Isabelle Linton; Hareton Earnshaw; Cate Linton

Synopsis:

The House-Keeper finishes her dreadful tale of love, heartbreak and revenge.

Indexer Notes

Parody of Emily Bronte's "Wuthering Heights" and Al Feldstein's and Jack Davis' EC comics of the 1950s.

Masterpiece Queries (Table of Contents)

letters page / 1 page (report information)

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Script:

Professor Scholar [R. Sikoryak]

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Inferno Joe [Bazooka Joe]; The Guide [Mort]; The Glutton [Hungry Herman]; Dr. Jon Faustus [Jon Arbuckle]; Mephistofield [Garfield the cat]; Mac Worth [Macbeth]; Mrs. M [Lady Macbeth]; The House-Keeper [Nelly Dean]; Cathy [Catherine Earnshaw]; Heath [Heathcliff]

Indexer Notes

Art taken from panels from the previous stories. Letters from Gio Boccaccio (Tuscany, Italy); Val Simmes (London, England); Henry C. (London, England); J. de Fleury (Paris, France); Currer B. (Yorkshire, England.)

Hester's Little Pearl (Table of Contents)

Little Pearl / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Characters:

Chilly [Roger Chillingworth] [Tubby Tompkins]; Little Pearl [Little Lulu Moppet]

Reprints:

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #4 (July 2001)

Indexer Notes

Homage to Dell's Little Lulu covers.

Red Letter Days (Table of Contents)

Little Pearl / comic story / 12 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Hester Prynne [Martha Moppet]; Little Pearl [Little Lulu Moppet]; Roger Chillingworth (aka Chilly) [Tubby Tompkins]; Rev. Arthur Dimmesdale [George Moppet]

Synopsis:

Little Pearl causes a stir being born to Hester Prynne in a Puritan village. Hester's husband was lost at sea, but a few years later Hester has Pearl, a sign of Hester's adultry. Hester is forced to wear a scarlet letter "A" to show her sin. Hester's husband shows up and is determined to find Pearl's father. But Pearl's impishness and instincts trump the community on many occasions.

Reprints:

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #4 (July 2001)

Indexer Notes

Parody of "The Scarlet Letter" by Nathaniel Hawthorne and "Little Lulu" by Marjorie Henderson Buell, John Stanley, and Irving Tripp.

Pequod Whaling Ship (Table of Contents)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Indexer Notes

Ad for a childsize Pequod, the whaling ship from Herman Melville's "Moby Dick".

Dostoyevsky Comics (Table of Contents)

Raskol / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

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?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Raskol [Batman]; the Pawnbroker [Joker]; Dostoyesky

Reprints:

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #3 (May 2000)

Indexer Notes

Homage to the covers of Detective Comics from the 1940s and 1950s.

Crime and Punishment (Table of Contents)

Raskol / comic story / 10 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak (signed Bob Sik)

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak (signed Bob Sik)

Inks:

R. Sikoryak (signed Bob Sik)

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak (signed Bob Sik)

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Raskol [Batman]; the town drunk; The Pawnbroker [Joker]; Liz (The pawnbroker's daughter); the porter [Alfred Pennyworth]; Sonny [Robin]; Inspector Forfiry [Commissioner Gordon]

Synopsis:

In need of money, Raskol dons a strange garb and murders two women -- the evil pawnbroker and her daughter.

Reprints:

• from Drawn & Quarterly (Drawn & Quarterly, 2000 series) #3 (May 2000)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment" and the Batman comics of the 1940s and 1950s by Bob Kane, Bill Finger, Jerry Robinson and Dick Sprang.

For the Finest in Classic Entertainment (Table of Contents)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

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R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Hawthorne [Nathanial Hawthorne]; Dostoyevsky [Fyodor Dostoyevsky]; Emily Bronte; Marlowe [Christopher Marlowe]; Voltaire; Kafka [Franz Kafka]; Camus [Albert Camus]; Beckett [Samuel Beckett]; Dante; Wilde [Oscar Wilde]; King James; The Bard [William Shakespeare]

Indexer Notes

Ad for AC comics done in the style of DC Comics house ads from the 1950s and 1960s.

Masterful Funnies (Table of Contents)

Little Dori / cover reprint (on interior page) / 1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Little Dori [Little Nemo]

Reprints:

• from Hotwire (Fantagraphics, 2006 series) #2

Little Dori in Pictureland (Table of Contents)

Little Dori / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Little Dori [Little Nemo]; Basil Hallward [Dr. Pill]; Lord Henry Wotton [Flip]

Synopsis:

Little Dori gets his portrait painted by Basil. In looking at it, Dori wishes he would remain young and goodlooking forever, while the picture grows old instead. He then meets Lord Henry, who inspires Dori to live a life of debauchery-- all of which is reflected in the picture.

Reprints:

• from Hotwire (Fantagraphics, 2006 series) #2

Indexer Notes

Parody of "Little Nemo in Slumberland" by Winsor McKay and "The Picture of Dorian Gray" by Oscar Wilde.

Good Ol' Gregor Brown (Table of Contents)

Gregor Brown / comic story / 2 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak (signed)

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak (signed)

Inks:

R. Sikoryak (signed)

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak (signed)

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Gregor Brown [Charlie Brown]; Chief Clerk [Linus Van Pelt]; Grete Brown [Lucy Van Pelt]; the Maid [Snoopy]

Synopsis:

Gregor Brown inexplicabily finds himself turned into a "mosterous vermin" and tries to live a normal life with his family without success.

Reprints:

• from Raw (Penguin, 1989 series) #2 - Required Reading for the Post-Literate (1990)

Indexer Notes

Parody of "The Metamorphosis" by Franz Kafka and "Peanuts" by Charles Shultz.

[Action Camus covers] (Table of Contents)

The Stranger / cover reprint (on interior page) / 2 pages (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

The Stranger [Superman]; Miss Marie [Lois Lane]; The Chaplain [Lex Luthor]

Synopsis:

8 covers for Action Camus comics, all featuring the indifferent Stranger.

Indexer Notes

Parody of "The Stranger" by Albert Camus and "Superman" by Jerry Seigel, Joe Shuster, Wayne Boring, and Fred Day.

Waiting To Go (Table of Contents)

Gogo and Didi / comic story / 1 page (report information)

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Script:

R. Sikoryak

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

R. Sikoryak

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Gogo [Beavis]; Didi [Butthead]; a man [Pozzo]; his burdened slave [Lucky]

Synopsis:

Didi and Gogo are waiting for Go-dot.

Reprints:

• from Reveal (Dark Horse, 2002 series) #1 (November 2002)

Indexer Notes

Parody of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" and Mike Judge's cartoon "Beavis and Butthead".

Masterpiece Queries (Table of Contents)

letters page / 1 page (report information)

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Script:

Professor Scholar [R. Sikoryak]

Pencils:

R. Sikoryak

Inks:

R. Sikoryak

Colors:

?

Letters:

typeset

Content Information

Genre:

satire-parody

Characters:

Little Pearl [Little Lulu Moppet]; Hester Prynne [Martha Moppet]; Roger Chillingworth [Chilly] {Tubby Thompkins]; Raskol [Batman]; Gregor Brown [Charlie Brown]; The Stranger [Superman]

Indexer Notes

Letters from E.A. Duck (New York, NY); Nik Strakhov (St. Petersburg, RU); Joe M. S. (Philedelphia, PA); Max B., (Prague, CZ); Gaston G. (Paris, FR); R. Blin (Paris, FR)