It indeed shows the twisted storytelling of Bruce Jones. Here’s a funny short story titled “ Boopa: The Jungle Boy” written and illustrated by Bruce and presented in issue #1 of The Twisted Tales of Bruce Jones. More recently, Jones has done mostly mainstream comics like a long run on Incredible Hulk during the early to mid 2000’s. It too eventually went bankrupt (may it rest in peace) and we were left wondering if Bruce had anything to do with it. When Pacific went bankrupt, Bruce’s stories were picked up by Eclipse. Bruce was the primary artist with assists by Richard Corben and Brian Bolton. It encompassed his own work and the series was titled The Twisted Tales of Bruce Jones. We do not place a grade on individual comics instead we provide clear pictures for you to gauge the overall quality. During this period, Jones published the short story collection in a four issue mini-series. Our goal is to assemble the best run of a series in its most complete and collectible form. He was one of the few talents whose work always provided the joyful. Twisted Tales of Bruce Jones 4 4.50 Nail 3 4.00 Ren & Stimpy Show 4 (1992) 4.00 Ren & Stimpy Show 5 (1992) 6.00 Ren & Stimpy Show 6 (1992). After building up a name for himself, Jones did a bunch of freelance work for Marvel but then struck out on his own with creator-driven titles through Pacific Comics (may it rest in piece) with such series as Twisted Tales, Alien Worlds and other independent projects. Bruce Jones, a giant in the genre, contributes another of his patented twisted tales. His early work was mostly on horror books.

Writer/illustrator Bruce Jones, entered the comics scene in the early 1970s.

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