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Matt Howarth created his classic character Savage Henry in the early 80s. A close buddy of Those Annoying Post Bros. (the most dangerous men in all the reality levels), Henry is usually an easy-going guy who just wants to get down with his sounds. As the lead guitarist for the legendary Bulldaggers, he's had many adventures across time and space and has often jammed with famous real-life electronic musicians such as Foetus, Klaus Schulze, Moby and many others. Check out the black humor in this cool series!
Savage Henry #15
Ron Post is the narrator for a look back at the Bulldaggers' "Political Years" - 1979 to 1982.
Savage Henry #17
Savage Henry and Caroline, bored in Bugtown, decide to return to Ayers Rock in Australia to visit the legendary hidden city of Harmony.
Savage Henry #18
Henry and Caroline fight off attacking headbangers and meet with the members of the Resistance - all five of them - deep in the city's bowels.
Savage Henry #19
The headbangers in Harmony soon find they've bitten off more than they can chew, as they come up against "Heavy Metal Henry." Plus Legendary Fragments by Ferret, Sonic Curiosities.
Savage Henry #20
The headbangers have been defeated, but now it appears there is a traitor among the defenders of Harmony. Can Henry and Caroline neutralize him before he strikes again?
Savage Henry #21
Evil Dr. Myers, the Feedback Man, has a plan to penetrate Professor Ed's secret base in Canes Venatici. To do it he must drive Henry out of his mind. Can he manage it?
Savage Henry #22
In the final issue of the story arc it's the Ultimate Battle for control of the Universe and all levels of reality!
Savage Henry #23
Henry joins British underground rocker Clint Ruin (aka Foetus) for a rooftop jam that shatters windows for miles around.
Savage Henry #24
In the first issue of a 2-issue story, "A Night in Berlin," Henry and Caroline take some free time to look up their old friend, Green Brain drummer Bobbie Neuwave.
Savage Henry #26
Hawkwind lead guitarist Dave Brock has been dosed with the insidious drug "Demon Snuff." Now he's cycling wildly through reality after reality, each more lethal than the next.