Milling Witless Volume 1 Physical Edition

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Milling Witless is a surreal humour comic book — a 56‑page burst of beautiful chaos, fever‑dream philosophy and unhinged cartoon experimentation, smashed into a collage of vintage comic energy.

If you like your comics surreal & silly, ironic & irreverent, weird and feral, this one is for you. Printed in lithograph on high quality paper, with a matt laminate cover, it looks, feels & even smells great.

Paul Gravett said:

"I sense vibes here of Moebius, Dave Cooper, George Herriman, Hanna Barbara, Al Columbia, Tex Avery, Monty Python, Stanley Unwin, and myriads more in this heady mulch.

Every page fizzes with panels, speech balloons and captions aplenty here, free-wheeling and wheel-freeing, ad-libbed and mad-lipped, a kaleidoscope and a collide-o-scope! No templates, grids, straight lines, the medium as we know it is unhinged here.

There are a few reappearing, and re-disappearing, characters, starting on the cover's wide-eyed, piggy-snouted, bunny-costumed ingenue. And this all comes in a palette of muted colours - cast, sets, captions, balloons, texts - everything everywhere- it should maybe come with 4D glasses.

You might think you have to 'Abandon all logic, ye who enter here!’ but don’t fret about keeping your wits here. As you are reassured on page 1 itself, ‘Logic is a barrier to successful magical operation’

There probably is a magic operating this comic, so if you make yourself a willing witness, it’s one you may never finish reading, in a good way, and wonderfully never can."