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    PREVIEW: Madballs vs. Garbage Pail Kids #1

    Robot OverlordBy Robot OverlordJuly 19, 20222 Mins Read

    Madballs Vs. Garbage Pail Kids #1
    Writer: Sholly Fisch
    Artist: Jason Crosby
    Covers: Joe Simko (A), Jason Crosby (B), Joe Simko Trading Card (C), James Groman and Joe Simko (D)
    322 pages | Humor | $3.99 | Teen+
    HORROR ICONS CLASH IN A NEW MINI-SERIES!
    THE GROSS-OUT FACE-OFF YOU NEVER EXPECTED IS HERE!
    For the first time ever, the “heavyweights of gross” have combined forces in a massive merchandising blitz that pits the Madballs against the Garbage Pail Kids-winner take all! As part of this blitz, Dynamite presents the comic book crossover of these iconic 1980s brands!
    For over three decades, Madballs and GPK have both been known as the “grossest of the gross,” co-ruling counterculture with their pun-heavy names and subversive humor. This all-new limited series event presents the first time these two delightfully crude forces have ever crossed paths!
    Written by Sholly Fisch, each issue features three incredible covers by Legendary Garbage Pail Kids artist Joe Simko, series artist Jason Crosby, and a special trading card team-up cover created specially for this momentous meeting of the (depraved) minds!
    As the original “gross out” brand of the 1980s, Topps released its Garbage Pail Kids series of trading cards in 1985, featuring hilariously revolting characters with appropriately irreverent names. Fifteen different card series were produced over the next three years, in addition to a Garbage Pail Kids animated series and a full slate of globally-licensed consumer products, with ongoing product lines that continues to the present day. For its part, Madballs launched its irregularly shaped toy foam balls in 1986, featuring its own proprietary and often-socially inappropriate characters with ghastly faces, grotesque names, and disruptively funny attitudes to match. Madballs went on to sell tens of millions of toys, inspire a series of animated specials, and launch an extensive consumer products program that included comic books, softlines, video games, collectibles, seasonal items, and back-to-school products.

    via Dynamite Entertainment

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