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SPACED AT COMIXJOINT.COM A couple years after dropping out of college, an aspiring artist named Jim Pinkoski began working at Comics and Comix, a Berkeley comic-book retailer and distributor run by Bud Plant, Bob Beerbohm and John Barrett. Surrounded by comic-book creators and publishers, Pinkoski demonstrated his exceptional illustration skills with contributions to Spaced Out and Lair of Madness in 1972. THE ADVENTURES OF FAT FREDDY'S CAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM 1977-2003 / Rip Off Press. Freak Brother Fat Freddy had a cat. The cat was featured in most of the Freak Brothers comic books from the '70s. The cat was really popular, so Gilbert Shelton and Rip Off Press put him in his own comic book. Shelton, perhaps the funniest writer in the underground, is very funny in this series, which spanned over ARMAGEDDON AT COMIXJOINT.COM The first title in the All New Underground Comix series turned out to be the most successful, at least from a commercial standpoint. Barney Steel’s Armageddon is one those comic series that stands as a personal statement from a singular comic creator. It delivers a diverse range of tales that touch on politics, race relations, eroticism, the cosmos and betrayal. ZAP COMIX #3 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Zap Comix #3 welcomes a fifth member to the Zap Collective: Gilbert Shelton, who had recently moved from Austin, Texas to San Francisco. The original fab four could hardly have picked a more deserving candidate, as Shelton had already been producing unconventional comics for many years and had self-published the instant classic Feds 'n' Heads just months after Zap #1. ZAP COMIX #0 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM 1st Printing / Late 1968 / 24 pages / Apex Novelties. Zap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this MR. NATURAL #1 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. It is telling that the inaugural issue of Mr. Natural had already warranted the inclusion of "The Origins of Mr. Natural" story, evidence of his enormous popularity before this title ever launched. Robert Crumb's signature character had been featured in the sensational Zap Comix since 1968 and made appearances in the East Village Other, Bijou Funnies and THE FABULOUS FURRY FREAK BROTHERS #1 1ST PRINTING AT The debut of the first Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comic book came years after Gilbert Shelton had already popularized the characters through countless appearances in underground newspapers across the country (and the world). The comic strips that appear in this issue were culled from Freak Brothers strips Shelton had produced for various publications, including the L.A. Free Press. THE COLLECTED ADVENTURES OF HAROLD HEDD #1 1ST PRINTING AT The Collected Adventures of Harold Hedd is a very large (10.5 x 14") comic book featuring 34 one-page Harold Hedd comic strips by Rand Holmes that originally appeared in The Georgia Straight, a Vancouver underground newspaper with a fairly radical heritage (it is still a popular free weekly).Harold Hedd is a pothead character who became the everyman hero of the emerging counterculture in SLEAZY SCANDALS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 1ST PRINTING AT With the advent of underground comix and the eradication of restrictions on adult content (e.g., nudity), the first thing that came to mind for cartoonists wasn't "Hey, now we can finally show what really happened with those Hollywood scandals in the early 20th century!" But eventually, that idea rolled around and underground cartoonists tackled that very subject in Sleazy Scandals of the UNDERGROUND COMIX AND ALTERNATIVE COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COMTOP 50 COMIXARCHIVESFEATURESGUIDE TO BROWSINGWEBCOMIX AT COMIXJOINT.COM The new, long-anticipated edition of Fogel's Underground Price and Grading Guide (FUGG) has finally arrived! It's available in two versions: a standard softcover edition for $39.95 and a hardcover limited edition for $74.95. Both versions are available for ordering at hippycomix.com. The new FUGG has been completely rewritten from the2006
SPACED AT COMIXJOINT.COM A couple years after dropping out of college, an aspiring artist named Jim Pinkoski began working at Comics and Comix, a Berkeley comic-book retailer and distributor run by Bud Plant, Bob Beerbohm and John Barrett. Surrounded by comic-book creators and publishers, Pinkoski demonstrated his exceptional illustration skills with contributions to Spaced Out and Lair of Madness in 1972. THE ADVENTURES OF FAT FREDDY'S CAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM 1977-2003 / Rip Off Press. Freak Brother Fat Freddy had a cat. The cat was featured in most of the Freak Brothers comic books from the '70s. The cat was really popular, so Gilbert Shelton and Rip Off Press put him in his own comic book. Shelton, perhaps the funniest writer in the underground, is very funny in this series, which spanned over ARMAGEDDON AT COMIXJOINT.COM The first title in the All New Underground Comix series turned out to be the most successful, at least from a commercial standpoint. Barney Steel’s Armageddon is one those comic series that stands as a personal statement from a singular comic creator. It delivers a diverse range of tales that touch on politics, race relations, eroticism, the cosmos and betrayal. ZAP COMIX #3 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Zap Comix #3 welcomes a fifth member to the Zap Collective: Gilbert Shelton, who had recently moved from Austin, Texas to San Francisco. The original fab four could hardly have picked a more deserving candidate, as Shelton had already been producing unconventional comics for many years and had self-published the instant classic Feds 'n' Heads just months after Zap #1. ZAP COMIX #0 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM 1st Printing / Late 1968 / 24 pages / Apex Novelties. Zap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this MR. NATURAL #1 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. It is telling that the inaugural issue of Mr. Natural had already warranted the inclusion of "The Origins of Mr. Natural" story, evidence of his enormous popularity before this title ever launched. Robert Crumb's signature character had been featured in the sensational Zap Comix since 1968 and made appearances in the East Village Other, Bijou Funnies and THE FABULOUS FURRY FREAK BROTHERS #1 1ST PRINTING AT The debut of the first Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comic book came years after Gilbert Shelton had already popularized the characters through countless appearances in underground newspapers across the country (and the world). The comic strips that appear in this issue were culled from Freak Brothers strips Shelton had produced for various publications, including the L.A. Free Press. THE COLLECTED ADVENTURES OF HAROLD HEDD #1 1ST PRINTING AT The Collected Adventures of Harold Hedd is a very large (10.5 x 14") comic book featuring 34 one-page Harold Hedd comic strips by Rand Holmes that originally appeared in The Georgia Straight, a Vancouver underground newspaper with a fairly radical heritage (it is still a popular free weekly).Harold Hedd is a pothead character who became the everyman hero of the emerging counterculture in SLEAZY SCANDALS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 1ST PRINTING AT With the advent of underground comix and the eradication of restrictions on adult content (e.g., nudity), the first thing that came to mind for cartoonists wasn't "Hey, now we can finally show what really happened with those Hollywood scandals in the early 20th century!" But eventually, that idea rolled around and underground cartoonists tackled that very subject in Sleazy Scandals of the MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. SHORT ORDER COMIX AT COMIXJOINT.COM Short Order Comix is a two-issue anthology edited by Art Spiegelman, featuring plenty of his own work and lots of Bill Griffith and Joe Schenkman, the latter of whom was featured in many East Village Other and Gothic Blimp Works issues.Short Order is an ambitious title with comics that make you think as well as laugh, much like Arcade (which was edited by Art Spiegelman and Bill Griffith NASTY TALES AT COMIXJOINT.COM The Nasty Tales trial at the Old Bailey (the most important criminal court in Great Britain) in January, 1973 was a national event and contentious affair. While the trial resulted in a not guilty verdict for Bloom Publications and the comic book's staff, the costs of the trial derailed the publication (the judge denied a motion to reimbursethe
THE FIRST KINGDOM AT COMIXJOINT.COM The First Kingdom is Jack Katz's epic graphic novel, which spans 24 issues over the course of 12 years. The complex plot begins shortly after a worldwide disaster, leaving nothing more than a charred planet inhabited by small bands of human survivors, mutant monsters and dinosaur-like beasts. AIR PIRATES FUNNIES AT COMIXJOINT.COM Air Pirates was more than just a couple of underground comics, it was a formally named band of artists founded by Dan O'Neill and included Shary Flenniken, Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, and Ted Richards. The Air Pirates made a courageous stand for freedom of expression back in 1971 when they took on corporate America over the rights of artists to lampoon entertainment icons. ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of GRIM WIT AT COMIXJOINT.COM Grim Wit #1 features two Corben classics: "The Beast of Wolfton" and "Necromancer," the former being a 25-page tale of werewolf-themed horror. Grim Wit #2 is best known for the first appearance of Corben's most famous character, Den, which he created in 1968 for his award-winning, self-produced animated short called "Neverwhere." SAN FRANCISCO ORACLE #8 AT COMIXJOINT.COM The San Francisco Oracle, also known as The Oracle of the City of San Francisco, was an extremely influential underground newspaper in the mid-to-late 1960s.Based in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood of San Francisco, The Oracle featured some of the era's leading beat writers and poets and helped pioneer unique printing techniques and psychedelic aesthetics. S. CLAY WILSON PORTFOLIO AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. This is a collection of S. Clay Wilson drawings from his early career. Though the cover artwork and all the interior artwork is printed horizontally, the book is bound like a normal, vertical book, so you read the book sideways. THE DIRTY DUCK BOOK AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Outside of the underground comic book cognoscenti, Bobby London is well known by cartoon enthusiasists for writing and drawing the daily King Features newspaper strip Popeyefrom 1986 to 1992.
UNDERGROUND COMIX AND ALTERNATIVE COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COMTOP 50 COMIXARCHIVESFEATURESGUIDE TO BROWSINGWEBCOMIX AT COMIXJOINT.COM The new, long-anticipated edition of Fogel's Underground Price and Grading Guide (FUGG) has finally arrived! It's available in two versions: a standard softcover edition for $39.95 and a hardcover limited edition for $74.95. Both versions are available for ordering at hippycomix.com. The new FUGG has been completely rewritten from the2006
MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. AMPUTEE LOVE AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Written and illustrated by two amputees, Rich and Rene Jensen, Amputee Love is a raunchy comic about love and sex between amputees.While the artwork is quite awful, the dialogue is often funny and insightful. AIR PIRATES FUNNIES AT COMIXJOINT.COM Air Pirates was more than just a couple of underground comics, it was a formally named band of artists founded by Dan O'Neill and included Shary Flenniken, Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, and Ted Richards. The Air Pirates made a courageous stand for freedom of expression back in 1971 when they took on corporate America over the rights of artists to lampoon entertainment icons. ZAP COMIX #0 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Zap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this would have been the first book in the Zap Comix series.If it had been, would Zap Comix #0 have made the ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of THE COLLECTED ADVENTURES OF HAROLD HEDD #1 1ST PRINTING AT The Collected Adventures of Harold Hedd is a very large (10.5 x 14") comic book featuring 34 one-page Harold Hedd comic strips by Rand Holmes that originally appeared in The Georgia Straight, a Vancouver underground newspaper with a fairly radical heritage (it is still a popular free weekly).Harold Hedd is a pothead character who became the everyman hero of the emerging counterculture in SLEAZY SCANDALS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 1ST PRINTING AT With the advent of underground comix and the eradication of restrictions on adult content (e.g., nudity), the first thing that came to mind for cartoonists wasn't "Hey, now we can finally show what really happened with those Hollywood scandals in the early 20th century!" But eventually, that idea rolled around and underground cartoonists tackled that very subject in Sleazy Scandals of the THE ADVENTURES OF FAT FREDDY'S CAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM 1977-2003 / Rip Off Press. Freak Brother Fat Freddy had a cat. The cat was featured in most of the Freak Brothers comic books from the '70s. The cat was really popular, so Gilbert Shelton and Rip Off Press put him in his own comic book. Shelton, perhaps the funniest writer in the underground, is very funny in this series, which spanned over OGOTH AND UGLY BOOT AT COMIXJOINT.COM "Ogoth and Ugly Boot" was a popular recurring feature in Bloom Publications' Nasty Tales in Great Britain in the early 1970s and after Nasty Tales folded at the end of 1972, H. Bunch gave them their own comic book under the Cozmic Comics imprint. Written by Chris Rowley and Mick Farren and illustrated by Chris Welch, Ogoth and Ugly Boot is a near-future post-apocalyptic action adventure comic UNDERGROUND COMIX AND ALTERNATIVE COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COMTOP 50 COMIXARCHIVESFEATURESGUIDE TO BROWSINGWEBCOMIX AT COMIXJOINT.COM The new, long-anticipated edition of Fogel's Underground Price and Grading Guide (FUGG) has finally arrived! It's available in two versions: a standard softcover edition for $39.95 and a hardcover limited edition for $74.95. Both versions are available for ordering at hippycomix.com. The new FUGG has been completely rewritten from the2006
MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. AMPUTEE LOVE AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Written and illustrated by two amputees, Rich and Rene Jensen, Amputee Love is a raunchy comic about love and sex between amputees.While the artwork is quite awful, the dialogue is often funny and insightful. AIR PIRATES FUNNIES AT COMIXJOINT.COM Air Pirates was more than just a couple of underground comics, it was a formally named band of artists founded by Dan O'Neill and included Shary Flenniken, Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, and Ted Richards. The Air Pirates made a courageous stand for freedom of expression back in 1971 when they took on corporate America over the rights of artists to lampoon entertainment icons. ZAP COMIX #0 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Zap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this would have been the first book in the Zap Comix series.If it had been, would Zap Comix #0 have made the ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of THE COLLECTED ADVENTURES OF HAROLD HEDD #1 1ST PRINTING AT The Collected Adventures of Harold Hedd is a very large (10.5 x 14") comic book featuring 34 one-page Harold Hedd comic strips by Rand Holmes that originally appeared in The Georgia Straight, a Vancouver underground newspaper with a fairly radical heritage (it is still a popular free weekly).Harold Hedd is a pothead character who became the everyman hero of the emerging counterculture in SLEAZY SCANDALS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 1ST PRINTING AT With the advent of underground comix and the eradication of restrictions on adult content (e.g., nudity), the first thing that came to mind for cartoonists wasn't "Hey, now we can finally show what really happened with those Hollywood scandals in the early 20th century!" But eventually, that idea rolled around and underground cartoonists tackled that very subject in Sleazy Scandals of the THE ADVENTURES OF FAT FREDDY'S CAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM 1977-2003 / Rip Off Press. Freak Brother Fat Freddy had a cat. The cat was featured in most of the Freak Brothers comic books from the '70s. The cat was really popular, so Gilbert Shelton and Rip Off Press put him in his own comic book. Shelton, perhaps the funniest writer in the underground, is very funny in this series, which spanned over OGOTH AND UGLY BOOT AT COMIXJOINT.COM "Ogoth and Ugly Boot" was a popular recurring feature in Bloom Publications' Nasty Tales in Great Britain in the early 1970s and after Nasty Tales folded at the end of 1972, H. Bunch gave them their own comic book under the Cozmic Comics imprint. Written by Chris Rowley and Mick Farren and illustrated by Chris Welch, Ogoth and Ugly Boot is a near-future post-apocalyptic action adventure comic MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. SPACED AT COMIXJOINT.COM A couple years after dropping out of college, an aspiring artist named Jim Pinkoski began working at Comics and Comix, a Berkeley comic-book retailer and distributor run by Bud Plant, Bob Beerbohm and John Barrett. Surrounded by comic-book creators and publishers, Pinkoski demonstrated his exceptional illustration skills with contributions to Spaced Out and Lair of Madness in 1972. SNATCH COMICS #2 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Snatch Comics #2 came out just three months after the first issue and accomplished what some thought impossible; be even more outrageous than Snatch #1. The increased malfeasance is partly due to Rory Hayes joining Robert Crumb and S. Clay Wilson as a contributor. The 19-year-old Hayes was cajoled into drawing some smutty comics for this issue by Crumb and Don Donahue, and he was more than up ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of MR. NATURAL #1 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. It is telling that the inaugural issue of Mr. Natural had already warranted the inclusion of "The Origins of Mr. Natural" story, evidence of his enormous popularity before this title ever launched. Robert Crumb's signature character had been featured in the sensational Zap Comix since 1968 and made appearances in the East Village Other, Bijou Funnies and THE LIFE AND LOVES OF CLEOPATRA 2ND PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM An image of the 1st printing of the comic book is provided below. I don't have a copy of the first printing myself, so there is no other link associated with that image. Three printings of The Life and Loves of Cleopatra followed the first. The 2nd printing was published by Apex Novelties and is S. CLAY WILSON PORTFOLIO AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. This is a collection of S. Clay Wilson drawings from his early career. Though the cover artwork and all the interior artwork is printed horizontally, the book is bound like a normal, vertical book, so you read the book sideways. THE FABULOUS FURRY FREAK BROTHERS #1 1ST PRINTING AT The debut of the first Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comic book came years after Gilbert Shelton had already popularized the characters through countless appearances in underground newspapers across the country (and the world). The comic strips that appear in this issue were culled from Freak Brothers strips Shelton had produced for various publications, including the L.A. Free Press. NARD N' PAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM Nard is a conservative shlub of a guy who continually falls prey to the hip, horny and self-centered Pat, who is ostensibly a cat but talks and acts like a human. Nard and Pat are more like roommates than master and pet, but when riled Nard will point out that he is supposed to be the master. The characters were based on two people Lynch had HAROLD HEDD AT COMIXJOINT.COM Holmes had sold one other "non-Hedd" strip to the Straight in the past, but he only got $10 for it. After bringing in his first Harold Hedd strip, the Straight offered him $25 a week to keep 'em coming. The money sucked, but Holmes loved the editorial freedom, so between May of '71 and April of '72, there was a new Hedd strip almost everyweek.
UNDERGROUND COMIX AND ALTERNATIVE COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COMTOP 50 COMIXARCHIVESFEATURESGUIDE TO BROWSINGWEBCOMIX AT COMIXJOINT.COM March 28 2015: I 've been working on reviews for several months and I'm well into section T of the Underground section. Comixjoint.com has already had over 800,000 page views and there are over 3,000 pages up on the site. I'm trying to rush through the remaining comic reviews before the FUGG drives even more people to peruse the reviews. MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. AMPUTEE LOVE AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Written and illustrated by two amputees, Rich and Rene Jensen, Amputee Love is a raunchy comic about love and sex between amputees.While the artwork is quite awful, the dialogue is often funny and insightful. AIR PIRATES FUNNIES AT COMIXJOINT.COMAIR PIRATES FUNNIES 1AIR PIRATES FILMAIR PIRATES DISNEYAIR PIRATES GALLERYTHE PIRATES BAND OF MIS Air Pirates was more than just a couple of underground comics, it was a formally named band of artists founded by Dan O'Neill and included Shary Flenniken, Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, and Ted Richards. The Air Pirates made a courageous stand for freedom of expression back in 1971 when they took on corporate America over the rights of artists to lampoon entertainment icons. ZAP COMIX #0 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Zap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this would have been the first book in the Zap Comix series.If it had been, would Zap Comix #0 have made the ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COMZAP COMIC BOOKSZAP COMIC BOOKS FOR SALEZAP COMICS 0ZAP COMICS 2ZAP COMICS FOR SALE Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of THE ADVENTURES OF FAT FREDDY'S CAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Freak Brother Fat Freddy had a cat. The cat was featured in most of the Freak Brothers comic books from the '70s. The cat was really popular, so Gilbert Shelton and Rip Off Press put him in his own comic book. THE COLLECTED ADVENTURES OF HAROLD HEDD #1 1ST PRINTING AT The Collected Adventures of Harold Hedd is a very large (10.5 x 14") comic book featuring 34 one-page Harold Hedd comic strips by Rand Holmes that originally appeared in The Georgia Straight, a Vancouver underground newspaper with a fairly radical heritage (it is still a popular free weekly).Harold Hedd is a pothead character who became the everyman hero of the emerging counterculture in SLEAZY SCANDALS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 1ST PRINTING AT With the advent of underground comix and the eradication of restrictions on adult content (e.g., nudity), the first thing that came to mind for cartoonists wasn't "Hey, now we can finally show what really happened with those Hollywood scandals in the early 20th century!" But eventually, that idea rolled around and underground cartoonists tackled that very subject in Sleazy Scandals of the OGOTH AND UGLY BOOT AT COMIXJOINT.COMTIMBERLAND HOLIDAY BOOTUGLY HEELSUGLY SHOEUGLY WOMEN S SHOES "Ogoth and Ugly Boot" was a popular recurring feature in Bloom Publications' Nasty Tales in Great Britain in the early 1970s and after Nasty Tales folded at the end of 1972, H. Bunch gave them their own comic book under the Cozmic Comics imprint. Written by Chris Rowley and Mick Farren and illustrated by Chris Welch, Ogoth and Ugly Boot is a near-future post-apocalyptic action adventure comic UNDERGROUND COMIX AND ALTERNATIVE COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COMTOP 50 COMIXARCHIVESFEATURESGUIDE TO BROWSINGWEBCOMIX AT COMIXJOINT.COM March 28 2015: I 've been working on reviews for several months and I'm well into section T of the Underground section. Comixjoint.com has already had over 800,000 page views and there are over 3,000 pages up on the site. I'm trying to rush through the remaining comic reviews before the FUGG drives even more people to peruse the reviews. MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. AMPUTEE LOVE AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Written and illustrated by two amputees, Rich and Rene Jensen, Amputee Love is a raunchy comic about love and sex between amputees.While the artwork is quite awful, the dialogue is often funny and insightful. AIR PIRATES FUNNIES AT COMIXJOINT.COMAIR PIRATES FUNNIES 1AIR PIRATES FILMAIR PIRATES DISNEYAIR PIRATES GALLERYTHE PIRATES BAND OF MIS Air Pirates was more than just a couple of underground comics, it was a formally named band of artists founded by Dan O'Neill and included Shary Flenniken, Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, and Ted Richards. The Air Pirates made a courageous stand for freedom of expression back in 1971 when they took on corporate America over the rights of artists to lampoon entertainment icons. ZAP COMIX #0 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Zap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this would have been the first book in the Zap Comix series.If it had been, would Zap Comix #0 have made the ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COMZAP COMIC BOOKSZAP COMIC BOOKS FOR SALEZAP COMICS 0ZAP COMICS 2ZAP COMICS FOR SALE Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of THE ADVENTURES OF FAT FREDDY'S CAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Freak Brother Fat Freddy had a cat. The cat was featured in most of the Freak Brothers comic books from the '70s. The cat was really popular, so Gilbert Shelton and Rip Off Press put him in his own comic book. THE COLLECTED ADVENTURES OF HAROLD HEDD #1 1ST PRINTING AT The Collected Adventures of Harold Hedd is a very large (10.5 x 14") comic book featuring 34 one-page Harold Hedd comic strips by Rand Holmes that originally appeared in The Georgia Straight, a Vancouver underground newspaper with a fairly radical heritage (it is still a popular free weekly).Harold Hedd is a pothead character who became the everyman hero of the emerging counterculture in SLEAZY SCANDALS OF THE SILVER SCREEN 1ST PRINTING AT With the advent of underground comix and the eradication of restrictions on adult content (e.g., nudity), the first thing that came to mind for cartoonists wasn't "Hey, now we can finally show what really happened with those Hollywood scandals in the early 20th century!" But eventually, that idea rolled around and underground cartoonists tackled that very subject in Sleazy Scandals of the OGOTH AND UGLY BOOT AT COMIXJOINT.COMTIMBERLAND HOLIDAY BOOTUGLY HEELSUGLY SHOEUGLY WOMEN S SHOES "Ogoth and Ugly Boot" was a popular recurring feature in Bloom Publications' Nasty Tales in Great Britain in the early 1970s and after Nasty Tales folded at the end of 1972, H. Bunch gave them their own comic book under the Cozmic Comics imprint. Written by Chris Rowley and Mick Farren and illustrated by Chris Welch, Ogoth and Ugly Boot is a near-future post-apocalyptic action adventure comic MOTOR CITY COMICS AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. While underground comics had brought Robert Crumb significant social popularity and financial wealth by 1969, he also endured quite a bit of criticism for the way his comics portrayed chauvinism and outright hostility towards women. SPACED AT COMIXJOINT.COM A couple years after dropping out of college, an aspiring artist named Jim Pinkoski began working at Comics and Comix, a Berkeley comic-book retailer and distributor run by Bud Plant, Bob Beerbohm and John Barrett. Surrounded by comic-book creators and publishers, Pinkoski demonstrated his exceptional illustration skills with contributions to Spaced Out and Lair of Madness in 1972. ZAP COMIX #5 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. After Zap Comix #4 got busted for obscenity and caused all manner of trouble for people who published or sold the book, it's no surprise that the follow-up issue pulls back the reins a little, at least when it comes to portraying incest or underage sex. But despite tapping the brakes, the creators still keep driving their agenda about unlimited freedom of SNATCH COMICS #2 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Snatch Comics #2 came out just three months after the first issue and accomplished what some thought impossible; be even more outrageous than Snatch #1. The increased malfeasance is partly due to Rory Hayes joining Robert Crumb and S. Clay Wilson as a contributor. The 19-year-old Hayes was cajoled into drawing some smutty comics for this issue by Crumb and Don Donahue, and he was more than up ZAP COMIX #4 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Regardless of the artists' motives, the reaction to Zap Comix #4 was swift and harsh. Retailers on both coasts were arrested for selling Zap #4. The Print Mint was raided by local police, causing proprietors Bob Rita and Don Schenker to hide all copies of the book and refuse to distribute them, at least for a NARD N' PAT AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comics at Comixjoint.com. Though Jay Lynch has a long list of distinguished accomplishments that touch on many areas of pop culture, Nard and Pat are his signature characters in undergroundcomics.
THE LIFE AND LOVES OF CLEOPATRA 2ND PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Before Zap Comix launched the underground revolution in February of 1968, there were many precursors that hinted of what was to come. A number of fanzines and college humor magazines paved the historical road, and underground newspapers like the East Village Other provided a birthplace for many underground artists. One of the precursors that showed up in San Francisco was The Life and Loves of MR. NATURAL #1 1ST PRINTING AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. It is telling that the inaugural issue of Mr. Natural had already warranted the inclusion of "The Origins of Mr. Natural" story, evidence of his enormous popularity before this title ever launched. Robert Crumb's signature character had been featured in the sensational Zap Comix since 1968 and made appearances in the East Village Other, Bijou Funnies and S. CLAY WILSON PORTFOLIO AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. This is a collection of S. Clay Wilson drawings from his early career. Though the cover artwork and all the interior artwork is printed horizontally, the book is bound like a normal, vertical book, so you read the book sideways. HAROLD HEDD AT COMIXJOINT.COM Underground Comix at Comixjoint.com. Okay, I'm going to have to admit to some bias when reviewing the Harold Hedd comic books. Rand Holmes is one of my favorite underground comic creators, so I tend to enjoy his work no matter what he does. But there's no need for embellishment when it comes to evaluating comics featuring Holmes' signature character, Harold Hedd.__
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New Fogel Underground Price Guide Published__
The new, long-anticipated edition of Fogel's Underground Price and Grading Guide (FUGG) has finally arrived! It's available in two versions: a standard softcover edition for $39.95 and a hardcover limited edition for $74.95. Both versions are available for orderingat hippycomix.com.
The new FUGG has been completely rewritten from the 2006 first edition (and 2010 Supplement), including updated prices and detailed printing identifications for over 9,600 listings (almost twice as many as the first edition). It features an Underground Comix Grading Guide, articles, galleries, biographies, and market analysis. The hardcover edition includes all the content of the softcover plus a book plate that is personally signed by cover artist Frank Stack and author Dan Fogel. Insider tip: there are less than 25 copies left of the 100 original limited edition hardcovers, which sold very well during the pre-sale promotion.__
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_March 28 2015: _I've been working on reviews for several months and I'm well into section T of the Underground section. Comixjoint.com has already had over 800,000 page views and there are over 3,000 pages up on the site. I'm trying to rush through the remaining comic reviews before the FUGG drives even more people to peruse the reviews. I continue to get comic creators and publishers contacting me to provide me with additional publishing history and to compliment the site. They've given me so much information, it will be tough to get everything updated, but I've already added a lot based on theirfeedback.
It's taken years to get this far along, so I realize it will take more years to finish everything. I may recruit additional reviewers to help me complete the reviews in other sections. By the time all the sections are established, there will be over 10,000 pages on the site. Stay tuned to this home page to see future updates, and be sure to join the Forum , which now has over 90 members. You can also contact me anytime at msteven@comixjoint.com.Archives Features
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