- RM Rhodes
- Jul 1, 2014
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 22
The latest chapter in the Ranxerox cycle finds him in New York driving a cab, living with his nineteen year old junkie girlfriend and a creepy roommate that walked straight out of Ballard’s Crash. The car crash fetishism gets particularly bad on this page; subsequent pages show him picking up a prostitute that he has to beat up so he can get off.
Ranxerox is drawn as an over-the-top comic (what with the bright, oversaturated colors and all) that is a little too realist to read as parody. It’s really just very violent, which gets really uncomfortable when sex is introduced to the mix.
Being a dark comedy, the fetishist suggests putting locking himself naked in the trunk of the cab while Ranx drives him around. This is not normal, run-of-the-mill material.
(Heavy Metal issue #82, January 1984 – Page 16 Ranxerox by Tamburini and Liberatore)




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