Oddjob is a comic book

Comic book

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 series published by Slave Labor Graphics

Slave Labor Graphics

Slave Labor Graphics is an independent American comic book publisher, well-known for publishing darkly humorous, offbeat comics.-Company history:...

 and created by Ian and Ty Smith

Ty Smith

Ty Smith is an American studio and internationally touring drummer.Born January 2, 1977, and originally from Bethalto, Illinois, Smith self taught himself to play the drums starting at the age of three and continued through high school. He studied many styles and techniques from an early age...

, featuring Moe, Investigator of the Odd. The comic is an action/humor series with absurdist

Absurdist fiction

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 tendencies. Oddjob is only published in quarterly comic books. The first eight issues have been collected in trade paperback.

Moe is assisted by the failed clown

Clown

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 Robin and Moose Mulligan, who carries a baseball bat

Baseball bat

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. Some of their adversaries include Amish

Amish

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 cyborg

Cyborg

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s, sloth

Sloth

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s and living gummi men.