Last Gasp 53rd Birthday - 53% off!
Last Gasp was founded 53 years ago, in April 1970.
To celebrate our anniversary, we are offering 53% or more off selected titles this month!
A look at Sandow Birk's ambitious series about a fictional recent war between Northern and Southern California, which needs to be seen in its entirety to be fully understood. By documenting this "Great War" —Birk's drawings and paintings parody the...
Artist Sandow Birk has created a series of paintings and prints of California's 33 State Penitentiaries and 2 Federal Prisons. Birk made a pilgrimage to these correctional facilities to document them and render them in the style of Thomas Cole,...
This volume documents the Unspeakable Art and Performances of Reverend Steven Johnson Leyba, a Native American artist whose ritualistic, sexual, and political mixed media paintings and performances reflect our times with a relentless and fiercely unapologetic vision. Leyba is a...
Each of Lande's paintings inherently contains an urgent energy, a result of her exclusive use of the vertical shaped wood panel to paint on. Painted in an almost Expressionist style with soft-edge brush work, every painting stares directly out into...
Thirty-two full-color, removable, oversized postcards, perforated for your pleasure. Attaboy's maniacal undersea creatures and otherworldly vermin are together here for the first time. This postcard set features fans' favorite images seen the world over, along with characters from Atta's Vinyl...
A comprehensive collection of Carol Lay's "Irene" strips from Good Girl comics, which originally appeared in 1980. Included are 23 pages which have not yet been published. Irene is a satire of women of the Romance Comics, who are constantly...
Ready, set, WET!... Cutting edge Los Angeles culture from the early 1980s! New Wave art, design, film, sounds and stylized living. WET #32 includes: •Japanese Buyer’s Guide to Los Angeles Street Fashion •Health: Enlist your Lymph Glands in the Fight...
Tony Fitzpatrick spins magical tales from his own history and that of his beloved city Chicago via drawing-collages, vivid combinations of drawing, text and applied elements like matchbooks, postcards, gambling slips and ballgame stubs. Images of Chicago, its people, its...
The art and history of one of the leading galleries in the "Lowbrow" art movement. Jam-packed with over 450 photos and illustrations. Copro/Nason has recently transcended the limits of Lowbrow by incorporating gothic-inspired visions of fantasy, horror and surrealistic excess...
The Most Special Day of My Life is a collection of works by visionary artists Rob and Christian Clayton, both as collaborators and individuals. In tandem, they are known as The Clayton Brothers, producing dynamic, extemporaneous, yet purposeful images, sought...
"Will success spoil mediocrity?" Hark! A sensational wind-swept find from the deepest, most glitter-filled crevice of the Last Gasp vault! Cockettes paper-dolls! Joyous, queer, anarchic, psychedelic, unruly and truly funny. Glamorous relics of San Francisco's restlessly unkempt glory-days. Published by...
Know someone who needs a hug? The Book of Hugs by Attaboy is a perfect guide to awkwardly squeezing someone with affection. Featuring way too many pages of hilariously illustrated uncomfortable embraces, The Book of Hugs is stupid fun with...