
Gary Masalam drives his low rider by Moe’s and hits Trash Can Man. He misidentifies the incident as a anti-communist blockade and the finishes his exclamation with “down wit chu all!”. That’s ‘down with you all’ for those keeping score at home.
Drawn in 1997
Gary Masalam drives his low rider by Moe’s and hits Trash Can Man. He misidentifies the incident as a anti-communist blockade and the finishes his exclamation with “down wit chu all!”. That’s ‘down with you all’ for those keeping score at home.
Trash Can Man existed before Voltz and was incorporated as Voltz developed. He is here in his refined form. Can Number: 105682. Alias: Mr I’ll take your kicks.
This unfinished work was intended to be sand blasted art glass of Gary Masalam. This is the second piece in a series of two with the first being of Ike. The series is on upcycled auto glass from a 1980’s Volkswagen Rabbit.
This slightly broken ovenable clay sculpture is the only known voltz sculpture. It previously had 3 more tentacles on top of it. Onion thing is basically an large onion, wearing cape and sunglasses with fake nose attached. Sometimes he gets thrown around, sometimes kicked around.
This is the first draft of the Ubangians. These drawings are based out of photocopied busywork from high school English class. The crappier the photocopy the wilder the character.
The Ubangians are an oppressed group who no longer have a homeland. They petition for new members to join their cause but are considered a benign nuisance. They hold rallies, ride subways and have small parades throughout the East Seid.
This is the first Voltz comic. In 21 Panels, Gary has an interaction with Ike, with whom he is well pleased and an altercation with Voltz’s lone rental cop Morty. Gary wrecks the driver’s side door of the 1983 Voltzwagon Rabbit security guard car in the process.