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Mon Mar 24, 2008 — by Martha Thomases

Sometimes, mother doesn't know best...

We have a special treat today from Bo Hampton. It's his classic story, Underworked, about a cartoonist and his quest to find love, labor, and a way out of his mother's basement. If you ever read a comic from the 1990s and wondered how that happened, this story has the answer.

Next week: More Demons of Sherwood

Credits:Bo Hampton (Artist), Bo Hampton (Colorist), Bo Hampton (Writer), Mike Gold (Editor-In-Chief), Tracy Munsey (Letterer)

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JK Woodward (6:09 PM on Mon Mar 24, 2008)

LOved it! Well, the pages I read here online. Is there more? Can I find this out there in print?

Bo Hampton (2:15 PM on Tue Mar 25, 2008)

Thanks! It was originally printed in the Heavy Metal 20th anniversary
issue. Thats the entire story.

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