What's not to love about a mini-comic that imagines Henry Rollins and Glenn Danzig as gay lovers who live next door to Hall & Oates, who are cast as practicing Satanists? For those who are familiar with both Rollins' and Danzig's work, this is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, but it may not make sense to the casual observer. That said, it's pretty fucking funny and the ultra-vulnerable/sensitive diary entries allegedly penned by Danzig are a pisser. Also there's a quote on the back cover from Henry Rollins that reads, "Has Glenn seen this? Trust me, he would NOT be amused." Worth every penny of its $4.00 cover price, and then some.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
COMIC BOOK OF THE WEEK!!!
What's not to love about a mini-comic that imagines Henry Rollins and Glenn Danzig as gay lovers who live next door to Hall & Oates, who are cast as practicing Satanists? For those who are familiar with both Rollins' and Danzig's work, this is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, but it may not make sense to the casual observer. That said, it's pretty fucking funny and the ultra-vulnerable/sensitive diary entries allegedly penned by Danzig are a pisser. Also there's a quote on the back cover from Henry Rollins that reads, "Has Glenn seen this? Trust me, he would NOT be amused." Worth every penny of its $4.00 cover price, and then some.
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I love the books on their shelf, like "Hitler's Mom" & "Twilight" -hilarious!
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