Don't Eat the Electric Sheep (2004) comic books
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Issue #1
Published 2001 by Knee Deep Press.$2.50
$2.50
Stories and Art by Joe Flood. A clandestine organization has created a robotic human and has placed him in a mental hospital to observe him, all the while the replicant, Myles, believes himself to be human. Meanwhile, a duck, a girl and a Frankenstein monster fight alligators in a sewer. 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #2
Published 2002 by Knee Deep Press.$2.50
$2.50
Stories and Art by Joe Flood. Myles, a mental patient at the Sunny Meadows Asylum and Clinic can't figure out why the other patients give him such a hard time and why he's plagued with horrific nightmares. It's because he is a highly advanced and sophisticated robot, who is given drugs to pacify him and block the memories that have brought him to this disastrous state. Everything just gets worse when another patient accidentally takes Myles' medication. Meanwhile, in the sewers, Bill and Cricket search for their friend Frankie and encounter a pack of man-eating alligators on the way. B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $2.50.
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Issue #3
Published 2004 by Knee Deep Press.$2.50
Stories and Art by Joe Flood. Dr. Stepping, the man in charge of overseeing Myles' welfare, is questioned before the executive board about the incident involving a patient accidentally taking Myles' medication. The safety of the drug "Cloud Nine" is called into question and is deemed unsafe to be used anymore. This is a problem for Myles because the withdrawal from the drug sends him into a hallucinogenic fit that threatens to break Myles' already waning sanity. And on the continued search for Frankie, Bill and Cricket face their toughest opponent -- a 10-foot-tall, armored cyborg alligator that gives them a good chase through the sewers and into uncharted territory. 40 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #4
Published 2005 by Knee Deep Press.$2.50
Stories and Art by Joe Flood. After Myles' mental breakdown, he gains a new bout of confidence now that he is no longer dependent on medication number nine. This makes Dr. Stepping uneasy, because Myles is starting to remember his past and dares to defy Stepping's authority. Not to mention inciting a riot that almost brings the entire hospital to the brink. Meanwhile, in the search for their lost friend, Frankie, Bill and Cricket's relationship grows strained with the discovery of guns and beer in a secret underground facility. B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.
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Issue #5
Published 2007 by Knee Deep Press.$2.50
$2.50
Story and Art by Joe Flood. After triggering a full-scale riot in the hospital, Myles is sent into solitary confinement, still unaware of the exacting control the hospital has over him. But things get uneasy when a new arrival, Bill, comes onto the ward and starts to make trouble for his handlers. Is he a fat mental patient in a duck mask, or is there more to him than meets the eye? 24 pages, B&W. Mature Readers. Cover price $3.95.
