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,"...
Charles Dallas pens a tale of adventure in ancient times. Published by Last Gasp, 1973.
Trippy comics from John Thompson. Includes some collaboration with Robert Crumb and Rick Griffin, but primarily John Thompson comics in black and white. Thirty-two pages. Published in 1973 by Last Gasp. First printing. Adults Only.
Special split-issue featuring David Silverberg's The Mountain and Larry Hubbel's High School Funnies! Printed in 1973. Description of The Mountain from Comixjoint: "The Mountain features David Silverberg's tale of a communal campsite that is founded and developed upon a spiritual...
Stellar sci-fi/fantasy comic from some of the creative team behind late-70s-era Heavy Metal! Peer into wild realms of psychedelic strangeness and space-age drama! Star*Reach #13 features creators Mike Friedrich, Steve Leialoha, Dean Motter, Ken Steacy, Gray Lyda and Tom Orzechowski!
An educational comic dealing with overpopulation and scarcity of food. From the intro: "This comic book asks you to take off one set of glasses for focusin on a world problem. It challenges you to try on another pair and...
"Filth! Riddles! Deep anxieties! Cut-Out Fun! Give-Away Jokes!" Cartoonist and illustrator Ralph Edney does the Angry Young Man from England. Queue up for the dole in early 80s England! Printed in 1981.
Cover art by R. Crumb. Cracking Jokes, script and art by Art Spiegelman; An investigation of humor. Nard 'n' Pat, script and art by Jay Lynch. Detective Zippy, Plainclothes Pinhead, script and art by Bill Griffith; Zippy runs a detective...
Classic Underground fantasy humor anthology, Quack!! Printed in 1977. Space ducks, cats in love, and funny animals of all types! Quack! was initially created to get some unorthodox Howard the Duck stories published (names were changed). Quack! #5 features the...
Adult story, not entirely dissimilar to Jeff Smith's Bone, about a dinosaur who crosses a genie and finds himself in another world. Printed in 1973. Nice plot summary from Comixjoint: The horny little green dinosaur returns for more adventures in...
Stories and art by Larry Todd, Tom P. Gasparotti, Hector Tellez, George Metzger, Ralph T. Reece, Boyce. With Dr. Atomic and his Chickenmobile. Also: The Fertile Crescent the true origin of civilization! Published by the artists, 1973. Condition: Very Good
In this issue:New Comics Reviewed including Superman, The 'Nam, Corto Maltese, H.M. Bateman, Moebius The Beano Boys - Leo Baxendale adn Ken Reid Elektra-Fying - Bill Sienkiewicz Halo Jones - on stage 38 pages of Comic Strips including Brian Bolland...