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Evan Dorkin's sick and twisted sense of humor unleashes itself with a new _Murder Family_ episode, multiple pages of _Fun_ gag strips, and the return of _The Eltingville Comic Book, Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, and Role- Playing Club_, and new _Milk and Cheese_ strips. Collecting stories from _Dark Horse Presents #10-#12_. * Eisner and Harvey winner Evan Dorkin (_Superman: The Animated Series_, _Beasts of Burden_)! * A must for _Milk and Cheese_ fans and new readers! "I adore what Evan Dorkin does. I think he's the funniest guy in comics." -Frank Miller "Dorkin is a powerful man, and this is powerful stuff." -Bryan Lee O'Malley

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House of Fun (one-shot) | Evan Dorkin

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Everyone‘s favorite Duo of Dairy Destruction are back in House of Fun #0, a collection of Evan Dorkin‘s House of Fun comics originally serialized in Dark Horse Presents #10-12 in 2012. Milk & Cheese make several appearances, as do the Eltingville Club, and there‘s even another episode of that hit sitcom The Murder Family. The spaces between these headliners are filled with Dorkin‘s three-panel comic strips such as Myron the Living Voodoo Doll.