Hey, Mister
(Top Shelf, 1997-2001)
™ and © Top Shelf
Gavin Edwards of Details Magazine calls it, “America’s funniest comic book.” Nominated for an Eisner in the Best Humor Publication category, Pete Sickman-Garner’s Hey, Mister chronicles the bizarre escapades of Mister, Young Tim, Aunt Mary, and Hideous Mutant. These unapologetic stories vary in length from one page gems to full issue laugh fests. There’s “Members Only,” which tells the tale of Young Tim and his talking penis, Ray. “Everybody Does It” reveals the secret behind political correctness with the P.C. Translator. “The Pig That Pissed Whisky” presents a new spin on Jack and the Beanstalk. And the classic end-of-the-world tale “The Trouble with Jesus” takes a behind the scenes look at corporate Christianity, run by the big C.E.O. Himself, Jesus Christ. Each issue is full of cynicism and sharp wit, but the stories also have unexpected moments of joy and understanding which at times can be even more shocking.
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May 1997
Cover: $2.50
W: Pete Sickman-Garner · A: Pete Sickman-Garner
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Nov 1997
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W: Pete Sickman-Garner · A: Pete Sickman-Garner
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Aug 1998
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W: Pete Sickman-Garner · A: Pete Sickman-Garner
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Dec 1998
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W: Pete Sickman-Garner, Dean Haspiel · A: Pete Sickman-Garner, Dean Haspiel
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Mar 2000
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W: Pete Sickman-Garner · A: Pete Sickman-Garner
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Sep 2000
Cover: $2.95
W: Pete Sickman-Garner · A: Pete Sickman-Garner
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Mar 2001
Cover: $3.50
W: Pete Sickman-Garner · A: Pete Sickman-Garner
Digest size