| Monkeys Might Puke! |
| Monkeys Might Puke is a 24 page small press humour comic, featuring stories and strips drawn and mostly written by Dan Lester. Each issue contains a mixture of self-contained and ongoing strips. Monkeys Might Puke is a comic in which literally anything can happen: postmen make love to letterboxes, heads explode for no reason and hollywood stars do obscene things to corpses. "Dan Lester's comic strips are surreal, clever and juvenile... I split my sides laughing at a story in issue 1 that shows why you shouldn't eat the magic beans that grow into a giant beanstalk." -Comics International "What can I say about Dan Lester? Well Comics International said "Dan Lester's comic strips are surreal, clever and juvenile..." and I couldnt agree more. Well, except for "juvenile", unless by "juvenile" you mean "genius"." -One Neck, www.oneneckhatesyou.com "...Dan Lester... makes the worryingly funny Monkeys Might Puke comics (at least, until the relevant authorities track him down). Dan makes the hands-down funniest one-page gag strips I have ever read. He is unwell. Do not approach him." -Andrew Cheverton, West, Synchrony "...plenty of laughs for mature audiences." -silverbulletcomicbooks.com "Dan Lester's comic is about as wrong as things get, and all the better for it." -Douglas Noble, www.strip-for-me.com "I'm not buying it, it's too rude." -Glenn Dakin, Abe: Wrong for All The Right Reasons |
| All artwork copyright (C) 2006-7 Dan Lester |
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| Issue 1 - The Junkies in Space come up with a plan to get ahold of some drugs - a plan that involves dressing up as monkeys and sneaking into a tv studio. Plus, playing with matches, spontaneous combustion, and the giant penis version of Jack and the Beanstalk. |
| Issue 2 - In this issue siamese twins go to a strip club, Fidel Castro tries to buy porn, the Junkies in Space pick up a passenger, and a postman sticks something other than post through a letterbox. |
| Issue 4 - The Junkies in Space plot their escape, the secret of Frankenstein's monster is revealed and a guy sat on his sofa thinks about going to the toilet. Plus another episode of Einstein vs The Danish Guy and the Stick Figure Theatre presents Total Recall. |
| Issue 3 - The Junkies in Space land on a planet inhabited entirely by women- but not by choice. Bob Dylan becomes a pole dancer after the office he was temping in lets him go. Plus Einstein vs The Danish Guy, Nastro Andromeda and Agent X-9 |
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| Issue 5 - A collection of short self contained stories covering such topics as cannibalism, dentistry, innapropriate masturbation and the truth behind Jim Morrison's death. |
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| Click on the covers for a sample page from each issue. |
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| Issue 6: The gag issue
A collection of all new one panel gags and three panel strips |
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| Issue 7 Features a new Junkies in Space story, along with several self contained strips, covering such topics as abortion, bowling balls, the somgs of Morrissey & The Smiths, and breasts. |
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