This Wednesday, November 26th, Dark Horse Comics, in partnership with Secret Stash Press, is set to release QUICK STOPS Vol. 3 #4 (of 4)!
Renowned director, podcaster, actor, and writer Kevin Smith returns to the View Askewniverse with the third installment of Quick Stops.
Here’s a look at the covers, storyline, and preview pages
for this week’s new release from Dark Horse Comics!
QUICK STOPS Vol. 3 #4 (of 4)
Written by Kevin Smith
Art by Ahmed Raafat
Letters by Andrew Thomas
Covers & Cover Artists:
Ahmed Raafat (Cover A)
Chogrin (Cover B)
Genre: Media Tie-In, Humor
Format: FC, 32 pages; Miniseries
Age range: 16+
SRP: $4.99
Publication Date: November 26, 2025
The enigmatic Jones sisters have appeared peripherally throughout the View Askewniverse, adding a little free-spirited spice to the day-to-day of Leonardo, New Jersey.
In the final issue of Quick Stops Volume 3, we find all three sisters together for an illuminating family-focused story time. This comic takes place the day after Tricia Jones witnessed a unique live recording of a game show at her local mall in Mallrats, the day Heather Jones and Rick Derris left Quick Stops Groceries for some beach time in Clerks, and while Chasing Amy’s Alyssa Jones trains down from the city to visit her parents.
After their tryst at the beach, Heather and Rick head to the Jones’ family home. There, they catch up with Heather’s sisters Tricia and Alyssa. It turns out Rick and his buddy Cohee Lundin used to spend a lot of time in the Jones’ household and have an…intimate connection to infamous “Finger Cuffs” story. It turns out that there is more to that fateful rendezvous than the malicious rumor mill would have you believe—enough complicated human sexuality that an academic-minded Tricia might even include it in her book!
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