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!
Big Muddy Comics proudly presents: Swamp Fever. Underground comix from New Orleans - swampy stuff indeed. Polished art and stories by Dany Frolich, Ned Dameron, Sol Wright. Cover by Ned Dameron. 32 pages, black and white. Contains some nudity. 1972.
Black and white comix from Bill Griffith. Early Bill Griffith comics featuring Zippy The Pinhead. Published in 1971 by the Print Mint.
From the early '70s, this stoner soldier survives Vietnam and the Reagan era. An underground version of Beetle Bailey.
Comics by Larry Todd, Michael C. Smith and Michael J. Becker. Managing Editor: Ron Turner. ContentsDog of a ManDaughter of Doctor PretoriousThe Curse of the Abominable SnowmobileLove it to DeathTunnel of Lust Published by Last Gasp in 1974.
A collection of super-hero-themed comics from the award-winning newspaper cartoon, Bizarro. Cartoonist Dan Piraro skewers these masked and caped crime fighters like no other, poking fun at their super powers, superlatives, and their tights. Piraro's elaborate renderings often reveal the...
Laugh in the Dark is a psychically deranged treat of EC Comics-influenced fare, spinning off from Rory Hayes' madly creative Bogeyman, flanked with legendary talents Bill Griffith, Spain Rodriguez, Justin Green and many others! Read at your own risk. Rory...
The Return of... Wimmen's Comix! Classic all-women's Underground Comix anthology! Sex-positivity, feminist ideologies, tales from everyday life, satire, fantasy, humor, more! Wimmen's Comix #8 —Featuring comix legends Phoebe Gloeckner, Trina Robbins, Lee Marrs, Dori Seda, Lynda Barry, Lee Binswanger and...
Rescued from the clutches of the last gasp basement!! Moondog 4, thought to be long gone, has emerged from the depths to once again entertain you with it's tales from the golden era of Last Gasp! Moondog is a sci-fi...
An Underground version of Beetle Bailey, from the early 70s! "Today's Army wants to turn you on." From comix luminary Ted Richards! Printed in 1973.
After joining forces for American Flyer #1, Larry Welz, Larry Sutherland and Larry Todd collaborate again in Monolith. Welz and Sutherland give us several nicely illustrated stories, including the beginning of a post-apocalyptic epic, "The Escape from the Dead City."...
Zippy! Bill Griffith's unusual Everyman. Journey through the late-1970s with this iconoclastically acclaimed cartoon character. Zippy #3 presents comic strips from 1978-1980. Yow!
Color comics! Featuring... The Old Witch, The Vault-Keeper, and The Crypt-Keeper Artists: Jack Davis, George Evans, Jack Kamen, and Graham Ingels