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!
Skull Comics #2 Greg Irons, Gilbert Shelton, Dave Sheridan, Richard V. Corben, Jack Jackson.
Comics by R. Crumb. 28 pages, black and white.
Vibrant, angular, New Wave ferocity is found in Krystine Kryttre's solo comic, Death Warmed Over. Bold graphic style, punk rock mess-making, emotional train-rides! Printed in 1987.
"Bulletins from Ground Zero!" From 1981, this all-woman comic book features early work by Aline Kominsky, Diane Noomin, Phoebe Gloeckner and more.
Picking up where Zap left off, Weirdo defined a new aesthetic for the '80s, opening the way towards a new wave of comics literacy for a generation of outcasts, oddballs and revolutionaries. Weirdo #11, helmed by Peter Bagge, features comics...
Pulp comix from the Underground! Humor, science fiction, fantasy, western, weirdness, more! Creators behind The New Funny Book #3 include: Manuel Auad (editor), Nestor Redondo, Gary Figari, Duane Bibby, Bob Vojtko, R. Davies, Raye Horne, Reggie Macabasco, Yves Regis Francois,...
Comic stories by Skip Williamson, Joel Beck, Denis Kitchen, Don Glassford, Jim Mitchell, and Dave Dozier. 2-page "jam comic" includes Robert Crumb, Jay Lynch, Jay Kinney and Bruce Walthers. Excellent condition.
Sex, satire and surrealism from top British Underground talent William Rankin. Drugged out honeybees, dolled up darlings, absurdist Swedes and the lighter side of animal sex! "As much fun as a barrel of biscuits!!" Printed in 1975. Supplies limited.
No one remembers exactly who made Junk Comix, a self-published Underground detailing the hard humorous facts of the life of a heroin user —according to Last Gasp founder Ron Turner, at the time of publication the artist lived on San...
Animated funny animals! No projector needed! Fun-time color-in activity mini-book from genius animator Sally Cruikshank! Printed in 1971.
Originally published in Screw Magazine, these single panels by S. Clay Wilson show him at his most dirty and disreputable. The most extreme of the "Zap" cartoonists of the late 1960s, Wilson draws manically dense scenes of lurid mayhem that...
Another gleaming Underground jewel recovered from the Last Gasp treasure chest! Picking up where Zap left off, Weirdo defined a new aesthetic for the '80s, opening the way towards a new wave of comics literacy for a generation of outcasts,...