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Anything Goes! #1–4
Fantagraphics

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1986

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Bob Burden is the creator of the surreal and subversively comedic “Flaming Carrot Comics”, a cult series that helped define alternative comics in the 1980s. With a writing style as bizarre as his characters, Burden’s work fuses absurdism, pulp parody, and superhero deconstruction into something entirely unique. His creation of “The Mystery Men”—later adapted into a film—further cemented his reputation as a master of unconventional narratives. Often illustrated in raw, expressionistic lines, Burden’s stories channel a Dadaist sensibility, satirizing the heroic while celebrating the weird. He remains a singular voice in independent comics.

Bob Burden
Fantagraphics
00600600601
48
English
1986
paperback/ 28 x 21 cm
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A six-issue anthology series published by Fantagraphics between 1986 and 1987, “Anything Goes!” was launched to support the publisher’s legal defense fund. Each issue presents a vibrant mix of short comics by leading alternative creators of the time, including “The Flaming Carrot” by Bob Burden, “Savage” by Gil Kane, “In Pictopia” by Alan Moore and Don Simpson, and appearances by the Hernandez Brothers, Dave Sim, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles team. The series captures the diversity, experimentation, and rebellious spirit of 1980s independent comics. Anthology, Comix, Bob Burden, Hernandez Brothers, Alan Moore, Don Simpson, Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Gil Kane, Dave Sim, Neal Adams, Fantagraphics, 1986 Fantagraphics 00600600601 Bob Burden 1986

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Anything Goes! #1–4

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Fantagraphics

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1986

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Bob Burden
paperback/ 28 x 21 cm
00600600601
English
48

Bob Burden is the creator of the surreal and subversively comedic “Flaming Carrot Comics”, a cult series that helped define alternative comics in the 1980s. With a writing style as bizarre as his characters, Burden’s work fuses absurdism, pulp parody, and superhero deconstruction into something entirely unique. His creation of “The Mystery Men”—later adapted into a film—further cemented his reputation as a master of unconventional narratives. Often illustrated in raw, expressionistic lines, Burden’s stories channel a Dadaist sensibility, satirizing the heroic while celebrating the weird. He remains a singular voice in independent comics.

A six-issue anthology series published by Fantagraphics between 1986 and 1987, “Anything Goes!” was launched to support the publisher’s legal defense fund. Each issue presents a vibrant mix of short comics by leading alternative creators of the time, including “The Flaming Carrot” by Bob Burden, “Savage” by Gil Kane, “In Pictopia” by Alan Moore and Don Simpson, and appearances by the Hernandez Brothers, Dave Sim, and the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles team. The series captures the diversity, experimentation, and rebellious spirit of 1980s independent comics. Anthology, Comix, Bob Burden, Hernandez Brothers, Alan Moore, Don Simpson, Kevin Eastman, Peter Laird, Gil Kane, Dave Sim, Neal Adams, Fantagraphics, 1986 Fantagraphics 00600600601 Bob Burden 1986

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