The artwork on the cover for Mr. Bungle's debut album was created by Dan Sweetman!
It originally appeared in the comic book series Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children in the story "A Cotton Candy Autopsy", written by Dave Louapre. :)

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The artwork on the cover for Mr. Bungle's debut album was created by Dan Sweetman!
It originally appeared in the comic book series Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children in the story "A Cotton Candy Autopsy", written by Dave Louapre. :)
American Freak: A Tale of the Un-Men
The human sex drive can be psychologically crippling.
Beautiful Stories for Ugly Children written by Dave Louapre and illustrated by Dan Sweetman, 1989
I wish that Dan Sweetman’s odd and eccentric lines would’ve graced Scarab II or something in that vein, but we all know how much Vertigo staffers hated that series. Instead Sweetman did the art vor the Dave Louapre-penned Doctor Occult in 1994, colored by David Hornung with lettering provided by Clem Robins. It’s also another installment in the Vertigo Visions subline, see previous postings here and here.
Beautiful stories for ugly children part II