Lord of Burger #3

Lord of Burger issue 3 is a part of a self-published underground comic series known for its satirical take on fast-food culture and corporate branding. Created in the early 2000s, the series emerged from the DIY comix scene, utilizing dark humor to critique the ubiquitous nature of global burger chains. The work fits into a broader tradition of alternative comics that repurpose familiar advertising imagery to subvert consumerist messaging.

The visual style of the series is defined by a gritty, high-contrast aesthetic that leans into the grotesque, echoing the influence of artists like Basil Wolverton or the early work of underground legends. It was intended as a localized, limited-distribution art project, finding its audience primarily through independent comic book shops and small-press zine fairs. While it never gained mainstream commercial traction, it remains a notable example of late-90s and early-2000s counter-culture graphic storytelling.