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 big brick of a book filled with hundreds of funny drawings by Jay Howell. Contains reprints of his popular zines and books, including “Punks Git Cut,” “The Dark Wave,” “Let Me Tell You Where/Where Not To Stick It,“ “Dogs...
From the Last Gasp vaults ...discovered deep within the shadows cast by looming stacks of dusty '70s High Times magazines, Xanadu comics and other curios... A long lost case of Trina Robbins' satiric feminist adventure comic, Scarlett Pilgrim! Inspiring vintage...
Color comics by Jack Davis, Graham Ingels, Johnny Craig, and Sid Check. Excellent condition.
Little Fluffy Gigolo PELU is a comic tale of a cute extraterrestrial creature that comes to Earth determined to find himself true happiness in the form of a human bride. Our hero's search takes him from the surface of his...
Tintin travels to China in The Blue Lotus, a tale which is generally considered Hergé's first masterpiece. It's also Tintin's only foray into actual history, specifically the Sino-Japanese conflicts of the early 1930s. The political tensions combined with the chilling...
Adventures of a space alien in search of love in an off-kilter Tokyo! Pelu, the cute and fluffy gigolo from outer space, is back, determined to find himself true happiness in the form of a human bride. Pelu’s quest to...
From the early '70s, this stoner soldier survives Vietnam and the Reagan era. An underground version of Beetle Bailey.
Lustful satanic romps by mysterious demonic creatures! Noted science fiction and fantasy writer Philip José Farmer and the terrifyingly talented Tim Boxell weave you this demonic web of orgiastic Underground creepiness! From Last Gasp. Second printing. Printed in 1979. Supplies...
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!
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."...
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.
Comics about the urban experience from Guy Colwell. First published in 1972. This is the 4th printing (75-cent cover) Very Fine