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Branson Reese has a most surprising mind and his comics run the gamut from delightfully absurd to bitingly satirical to cheerfully depraved; but ultimately, they all end up being the same: hilarious. – Paul F. Tompkins, comedian Mainline pure Hell Was Full in this eye-scractchingly hilarious collection, complete with the infamous alt text and an illogical amount of brand new material.
A group of raccoons gnaw on God’s severed head; a man brags to his friend about driving a Transformer out of its own funeral; a toaster revolts against its master. These are just some of the scenes in the pitch-black world of Hell Was Full, the popular webcomic that blends the bleak and the absurd into a delicious dadaist cocktail.
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Branson Reese has a most surprising mind and his comics run the gamut from delightfully absurd to bitingly satirical to cheerfully depraved; but ultimately, they all end up being the same: hilarious. – Paul F. Tompkins, comedian Mainline pure Hell Was Full in this eye-scractchingly hilarious collection, complete with the infamous alt text and an illogical amount of brand new material.
A group of raccoons gnaw on God’s severed head; a man brags to his friend about driving a Transformer out of its own funeral; a toaster revolts against its master. These are just some of the scenes in the pitch-black world of Hell Was Full, the popular webcomic that blends the bleak and the absurd into a delicious dadaist cocktail.