A revelation by the Devil to Beak of the Toilet’s true nature paves the way for a climactic cliffhanger, whetting the appetite for the next issue.

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Purely a comedic sketch, this piece relies on simple but direct art and just the right amount of dialogue to deliver its punchline, leaving the book’s theme unstated but obvious to the reader.

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The Toilet is accompanied by two hellish companions – Mugs and Meatsack Jack – who he has just aided in their escape.

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Each story takes the simple idea of “too many chooks” and explores it in a unique and entertaining way.

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The Toilet is accompanied by two hellish companions – Mugs and Meatsack Jack – who he has just aided in their escape.

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A comic that definitely doesn’t take itself seriously, The Devil’s Toilet is nevertheless a well crafted product.

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However, a plot twist in the final panel gives hope for our hero, paves the way for a sequel in Vamoose and adds a new twist to the “too many chooks” tag.

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Drawn in a simple, cartoony style, Lisle’s characters – even the chooks – clearly convey the emotional range required by the tale.

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Unfortunately, between our heroes and said Hell guns is Beak, a demon who – for reasons unstated – is green, instead of the dark reddish pink of his fellows.

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What better way to showcase the amazing diversity of creativity out there?

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