Greig portrays his life in autobiographical comics as "Clutch McBastard", similar in style and format to King Cat Comics. He fantasizes, works as a zine librarian, rides his bike, goes to film class, and cheers at basketball games. It illustrates his startling revelations in pretty pictures even showing his best friend as a potato with a jelly donut always in hand. I thought this was wholly entertaining, reading in a trance from cover to cover, laughing out loud the whole time.

Greig portrays his life in autobiographical comics as "Clutch McBastard", similar in style and format to King Cat Comics. He fantasizes, works as a zine librarian, rides his bike, goes to film class, and cheers at basketball games. It illustrates his startling revelations in pretty pictures even showing his best friend as a potato with a jelly donut always in hand. I thought this was wholly entertaining, reading in a trance from cover to cover, laughing out loud the whole time.

Clutch is back! And this issues is subtitled "House of the damned" We follow Clutch McBastard back to the year 2003 as he reminds us that the second Iraq war had just begun, he was busy with friends, being a librarian and running a small record label. Then, he got the illfated idea to buy a house. Follow Clutch through adventures and misadventures, his bike getting stolen, Blazers games, out of context quotes and and non sequiturs by the usual suspects from Clutch comics, a suspiciously Snakepit looking party, and more!