Main Enterprises' BRAIN FREEZE #3 is here, with fresh, surreal adventure-comedy for one and all to devour.
The contributor line-up is an impressive one, too, with works by Jack Betram; Anthony C. Gray; Matt C. Ryan; Guido Rosas; Verl Holt Bond; Jerzy Szostek; Brad W. Foster; Doug Holverson; Rick McCollum; John Lambert; and Floydman Sumner.
Their "stuff" is, as the cover conveys, "pretty strange", with images that would leave the likes of Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, Robert Crumb and Salvadore Dali salivating with envy.
Inside one will find a drugstore cowboy; a giant rat; soaring dragons; a four-legged robot; "Wormworld" weirdness; and a special, extra-terrestrial encounter for "Maggie and Melvin", plus so much more.
For info on how to order this eclectic, mind-numbing morsel (in either PDF or hard copy), email Mr. Main at main23@gmail.com.
(Jim) Main Enterprises comes through again with another stunning and unique submission. It's called Brain Freeze: a mini comic (available in hard-copy/PDF formats) that's distinguished by stylish artwork and varied, spacey concepts covering a number of themes.
Inside one will find Verl Holt Bond's engaging epic, "Neanderthal Sunset" and Bob Vojtko's exuberant "Rocket Roach and Radar", which churns a belly full of laughs.
In addition, this initial issue contains contributions by Kevin Duncan, Steve Shipley, Doc Boucher, Doug Holverson, Jon Lawrence, Brian D. Leonard, Marc Haines (logo designer!) and John Lambert, who supplies this issue's saucy Saucerman image, plus a wondrous "War of the Worlds" homage. (To usher it all, Mr. Main gives readers a most amiable "From the Publisher" welcome.)
Brain Freeze is one of the most enjoyable, illustrated experiments to emerge in years, and yes, a sequel is well in the works (to cover some cool, kaiju concepts, word has it), so hop aboard while the "freeze" is nice and hot.
For those interested in obtaining Brain Freeze #1-A, please contact Jim Main at mainjim23@gmail.com for ordering details.
