FML #6

Buckle up for an absurdly intense FML issue 6!

Locked up for a murder they didn’t commit, Dad and Riley do jail time with a mysterious long-haired stranger. Meanwhile, over at the Convention Center, Susan is set to make CrimeCon an explosive national headline. When Patty realizes her protégée is a maniac and that maniac has her daughter, the gang makes a frantic dash to stop a convention catastrophe. Who needs a PA system when Savvy can get you a horde of metal heads ready to rage into CrimeCon, while the Thunder Buzzards soundtrack the scene with “Don’t Drink the Flavor-Aid”?

FML #6 serves a cocktail of crime, chaos, and comedy. Are we going to hell for laughing at this stuff? Probably.

• Features bonus material exclusive to the single issues only such as essays on music, true crime, interviews, and more!

• Eight issue series.

"FML is a must-read for fans who enjoy lighthearted, character-driven stories with a supernatural twist. "—Big Comic Page

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