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!
In this issue, Jim Himes takes a uniquely underground comix look at sports. "For all my jock friends." In this issue: "Pep Talk," "Big League Rookie," "The Doity Boids," "Tall Story," "Derby Disaster," "Winning Isn't Everything, It's The Only Thing,"...
Underground wits Willy Murphy and Ted Richards present a comedic duo who survey the history of mankind. Mostly "silent" gags, in the tradition of early twentieth-century American comics and European cartoonists. Originally printed in 1976 —Last Gasp's printing from 1977....
Classic British funny sex comix! Collections of two-page strips that originally appeared in the soft-porn magazine Fiesta, written by Tym Manley and drawn by Hunt Emerson. Firkin is a cat, and he provides a robust commentary on human sexual behavior....
Classic British funny sex comix! Collections of two-page strips that originally appeared in the soft-porn magazine Fiesta, written by Tym Manley and drawn by Hunt Emerson. Firkin is a cat, and he provides a robust commentary on human sexual behavior....
A brilliant assault from the Underground against these favorites of the funny animal set, ducks. From the creative team of Tim Boxell, Richard Larson, Ken Fletcher, Jim Schumeister and Reed Waller. Printed in 1977.
Black and white comics featuring Dog Boy and other Steve Lafler characters. 32 pages 7.75 x 10.75" Published in 1982.
Psychedelic fantasy, sci-fi and funny animals are shaken and stirred in this '70s Underground effort from Emeryville's Salmon Studios! Comix-creatives include Daniel House, Ben Davis, Tom Davis, Aaron Berg, John Burnham, Hector Tellez, Len Rifas, Kit Marcinko, Phil Collins and...
Mom's Homemade Comics Vol. 1, No. 3, by Denis Kitchen.
Comix parodies from Joe "J.J." Petagno, featuring Alice Cooper, Elton John, David Bowie, Mick Jagger and Lou Reed. Adults only. Condition: Fine w/price sticker
Facts and hazards of nuclear power! All-Atomic Comics tells it like it is! A mutant frog weaves a tale of woe. What fools these mortals be!
Psychedelic Alchemist Comix by Bryan Talbot in oversize format!! The long awaited third part of the Chester P. Hackenbush celebrated trilogy "A Streetcar Named Delirium." 32 pages of b&w comix. Printed in 1977 Also Mal Burn's Comix DirectoryPlus Reddy Teddy by Bonk
STREETQUOMIX Contributions from: Chris Welch, Chris Rowley, Bryan Talbot, Shaun Johnson, Pokketts, Steve Berridge, Szostek, Sioban Cottinger, Hunt Emerson, Schofield and Taylor, and more. Published in 1977 by Ar: zak.