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Skip Williamson - Smoot #1, page 11

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Title:	Skip Williamson - Smoot #1, page 11
Artist:	Skip Williamson (All)
Media Type:	Pen and Ink
Art Type:	Interior Page
For Sale Status:	NFS
Views:	72
Likes on CAF:	0 1
Comments:	4
Added to Site:	2/23/2025
Comic Art Archive:	Smoot Issue: 1 Page: 11 View

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This is the final page of the story �Snappy Sammy Smoot� by underground comic artist Skip Williamson from the comic �Smoot No.1� published in 1995. In earlier pages Sammy�s soon to be wife, Thelma Louise, blows the minister�s brains out on the altar, then kills herself rather than marrying Smoot. When he keeps a part of her brain fashioned into a tie tack as a memento, she comes back to haunt him. Thelma Louise dictates a feminist manuscript that becomes a sensation. Smoot is sued by the lawyer his "dead near spouse" directed he hire and he ends up with nothing - except for the �shrooms. This page is full of early 1990s cultural references - Thelma and Louise and third-wave feminism, the FBI raid of the Waco Davidian compound, daytime talk shows, and the knife work of Lorena Bobbitt (Google it!).

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Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 2/24/2025

All great 90's trivia questions! Plus it was the age of infomercial mega star pitchmen!

Mark Burns
Member Since 2007

1 - Posted on 2/24/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:

All great 90's trivia questions!� Plus it was the age of infomercial mega star pitchmen!

That's one of the reasons I like underground comics. They often address the culture of the times - but not always the way you'd expect.

Sean Clarke
Member Since 2005

1 - Posted on 2/24/2025

Great page... classic!

Mark Burns
Member Since 2007

Posted on 2/24/2025

Sean Clarke wrote:

Great page... classic!

Thanks!

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