Browse: Those Annoying Post Bros.
Matt Howarth's Post Bros. are natives of that mysterious transdimensional locality known as Bugtown, and Bugtown natives all possess the ability to instantly shift among infinite reality levels. If killed in Bugtown or brought there after death, they will soon regenerate. These are just two of the reasons why Ron Post and his baby brother Russ are the Most Dangerous Men Alive. A few of the later, non-Rip Off Press issues of this series can be found in the Collectors' Items category.
Post Brothers #32
Ron Post is besieged in the middle of a party by an army of lawyers. Will sheer numbers be enough to smother him with writs?
Post Brothers #33
Ron's trespassing on Xavier and is attacked by the mutant superhero team, "U-Force." To complicate things, a case of hiccups is having hilarious effects on his shifting ability!
Post Brothers #34
Russ decides to take over Bugtown by suing Big Al, Bugtown's #1 property owner. Meanwhile Jeri seeks out Don Why, for ingredients in an insidious revenge.
Post Brothers #35
Russ is out to get Boche for erasing his precious videotape collection, Jeri's out to get Russ because she thinks he murdered her father; Ron still has those annoying hiccups--and here comes U
Post Brothers #36
"U-Force" has invaded Bugtown, bent on avenging themselves against Ron. Easy out? Maybe not, as we shall see. Plenty of gory fight scenes.
Post Brothers #37
Learn about M. Boche's childhood and early exploits as Jeri Cale, bent on revenge, pumps his old friend Oscar for the key that will let her destroy Boche once and for all.
Post Brothers #39
Part one of "Digital War Party." Russ is attacked in his own night club by one seriously pissed-off majick user.
Post Brothers #40
"Second Assault." The battle is joined between the false Ron Post, now revealed as a computer virus that's taken human form, and the real Ron.