The late, great Berni Wrightson didn't do much super-hero material...
...and this never-reprinted strip is probably his least-known work in the genre.
It's not even from a comic, but from Esquire Magazine's March 1972 issue!


The Monster Times #5 (1972) reviewed the article and accompanying strips.
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Berni Wrightson
A Look Back


The Monster Times #5 (1972) reviewed the article and accompanying strips.
"Berni, the baneful Wrightson, presented the adventures of Red-Neck...obviously Archie Bunker's fondest dream; abble to beat tall children in a single bound!"
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Berni Wrightson
A Look Back