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and his neurotic disciple Flakey Foont, and the first of innumerable self-caricatures (in which Crumb calls himself "a raving lunatic", and "one of the world's last great medieval thinkers"). The debut issue included the story "Whiteman", which detailed the inner torment seething within the lusty,
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Berkeley there was Si Lowinsky who had an art gallery and he had an exhibition, and was selling copies of Snatch Comics and he got busted for that. It went to court. It went to trial. The definition of pornography in California is that it has to be of prurient
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standards with reference to obscenity. In the mid-1970s, sale of drug paraphernalia was outlawed in many places, and the distribution network for these comics (and the underground newspapers) dried up, leaving
810:(S. Clay Wilson) — a crew of bisexual male drug-addict pirates that are into a series of kinky and outré sexual acts. Captain Pissgums' nemesis is Captain Fatima and the butch all-female crew of the
828:(S. Clay Wilson) — portly, shirtless demon frequently called upon to kill the various demented bikers, pirates, and rapists who populate Wilson's universe. He appears in issues #2, 4, 5, and 8–15.
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804:(R. Crumb) — a large-built black woman drawn as a racist African native caricature. She is usually depicted being sexually exploited or manipulated by men. She appears in issues #2 and #0.
488:, "Squink", Crumb liked the word and decided to use it on the cover. Crumb himself credits Gershon Legman's 1949 article "Love and Death" condemning the "horror-squinky" in 1940s comics.
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886:, the "Hog of Steel" (Gilbert Shelton) — a violent reactionary amoral "superhero" who hypocritically murders and rapes people he doesn't approve of. His alter ego is reporter
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Flip book subtitled "Special 69 Issue". Shelton joins the team. First appearance of Wilson's
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848:(R. Crumb) — an anthropomorphic animal comic in which the hero is a horny long-eared hound dog. An all-seeing god is portrayed by a rabbit in a
834:(Robert Williams) — sinner, substance abuser, fornicator, and bad-ass antihero who wears a flower pot hat. He appears in issues #5, 6, and 8–13.
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1670:"Raunchy and Revered: Zap Comix, Now in a Coffee Table Boxed Set"
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Abstract Expressionist Ultra Super Modernistic Comics
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1703:The Art of the Comic Book: An Aesthetic History
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820:. He appears in issues #3, 10, and 15.
778:"(Self) Important Comics", 2 pages in
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1936:The Rip Off Review of Western Culture
1760:, ComixJoint. Accessed Nov. 17, 2016.
1556:, ComixJoint. Accessed Nov. 19, 2016.
1435:, ComixJoint. Accessed Oct. 21, 2016.
817:The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
606:#16 — the final issue in the series.
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772:#13 — dedicated to the memory of
754:"Rotten to the Core", 2 pages in
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216:counterculture of the late 1960s
1627:A History of Underground Comics
1528:A History of Underground Comics
503:#1, which (according to fellow
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2276:"A Short History of America"
1787:Show: A Cultural Revolution"
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691:"Atomic Comics", 3 pages in
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1957:Tits & Clits Comix
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698:"Jam", 3 pages in
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