Inspired by the controversial EC Comics of the 1940s, artists of the late 1960s San Francisco counterculture community began publishing uncensored comics dubbed "comix," with the "x" standing for X-rated. With drug influenced and politically charged content, these new comix pushed the boundaries in every respect, and within a year of the first major publications in 1967, every head shop in the country was selling underground comix. Early titles like Zap and the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers drew a strong following and were reprinted many times over. For a while, the obscenity and copyright infringement lawsuits brought against comics like Air Pirates Funnies and Nasty Tales didn't seem to harm underground sales, but by the mid 1970s the "head shops" were disappearing and the remaining underground publishing houses could no longer turn a profit. Coinciding with the birth of punk music in 1977, the underground genre lost popularity as readers turned to the upcoming trend of New Wave comics. Apart from the work of artists like Robert Crumb and Gilbert Shelton, who continued to produce the same style of comix after 1977 as they did at the peak of the movement, experimental and uncensored comics from that time forward came to be known as "alternative comics".
Paul Brians began collecting underground comix in the summer of 1967 when he encountered a copy of Yellow Dog in the Petaluma, California Greyhound bus depot newsstand. Their outrageous content and visual creativity altered the definition of what comics could be, and comix were a major force in the 1960s counterculture. Brians systematically ordered all the major comix that he could identify for the next few decades, until the original publishers began to fade from the scene with the death of the alternative marketplaces that had been responsible for selling comix.
Expanding his interest in modern adult comics, Brians subscribed for several years to Heavy Metal, the U.S. equivalent of Métal hurlant, and those issues are included in this collection.
During the 1980s he did extensive research on nuclear war in fiction, and as part of this process he built the world's most comprehensive collection of fiction depicting nuclear war or its aftermath in the WSU Libraries. In addition he built a modest but unique collection of comic books depicting nuclear war, now included in this collection, though it is a quite distinct collection of mostly mainstream titles.
The Paul Brians Comics Collection contains a wide variety of common and rare underground comix, alternative comics, and nuclear comics.
In addition to underground and alternative comics, this collection contains many science fiction and fantasy comics, underground newspapers like the East Village Other and the San Francisco Oracle, and a significant number of comics pertaining to nuclear war. The latter collection is identified in the guide by the term, "nuclear comics," and it spans the years 1950-2004.
Series 1 contains minicomics, standard sized comics, single page comics and advertisements, newsprint periodicals, comic magazines, and zines. These constitute the majority of the collection and are stored in upright containers alphabetically.
Series 2 contains oversized comics that are too large to be housed in standard boxes.
The collection is arranged in two series, listed alphabetically. Underground comix, Alternative comics, and Nuclear comics are identified accordingly.
This collection is open and available for research use.
Copyright restrictions apply.
[Item Description]
Paul Brians Comics Collection, 1950-2004 (SC 003.3)
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections, Washington State University Libraries, Pullman, WA.
Paul Brians, Professor of English at Washington State University, donated this collection to the WSU Libraries in 2003.
This collection was processed by Ben DeCrease in 2006-2007. The collection number was changed in 2009 from Cage 710 to SC 3.3.
Steve Willis Underground Comics Collection, 1966-1997
Lynn R. Hansen Underground Comics Collection, 1899-1994
Steve Willis Comix and Small Press Collection, 1968-2004
Clark Dissmeyer Comix and Small Press Collection, 1977-2002
Joseph M. Shea Comix and Small Press Collection, 1967-2010
Jeff Zenick Comix and Small Press Collection, 1984-2003
Comic Art and Culture Collection 1969-2019
This collection is indexed under the following headings in the online catalog. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons, or places should search the catalog using these headings.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit and violent satire comic using 1950s references. Number 1, 1980.
Alternative comics.
Kevin Siembieda and Alex Marciniszyn. Detroit, MI: Megaton Publications. Science fiction, fantasy, and humor comics containing nudity. Numbers 1-2, 1977.
Alternative comics.
Randy Stradley and Michael Kaluta. Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics, Inc. Full color comic adaptation of James Cameron's science fiction film, The Abyss. Numbers 1-2, 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Ovid P. Adams. San Francisco, CA: Marcus Books. Violent black and white race-war comic involving the Black Panthers and starring its prominent member, Eldridge Cleaver. 1970.
Underground comix.
Sharon Kahn Rudahl Peters. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit science fiction comic. 1980.
Gilbert Shelton and Dave Sheridan. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press, Inc. Spin-off of Shelton's Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comix.
Underground comix.
Larry Feign. Hong Kong, China: Macmillan Publishers Ltd. Book-format compilation of comic strips from late 1980s and early 1990s Hong Kong newspapers. 1989.
Cliff Biggers (author), Mark Bagley, Dave Johnson, and Jim Massara (illustrators). Marietta, GA: Paragraphics. Post-apocalyptic adventure comic. Number 1, 1987.
Nuclear comics.
Leonard Rifas and Mark Campos. Seattle, WA: People of Color AIDS Network. AIDS prevention educomic for inner city teens. 1988.
Dan O'Neill, Ted Richards, Gary Hallgren, and Bobby London. Sexually explicit
Underground comix. on the subject of the Military Industrial Complex featuring Disney characters in compromising positions. Production was halted after one printing of ea
Bobby London, Gary Hallgren, Dan O'Neill and Willy Murphy. San Francisco, CA: Air Pirates Collective. Newspaper format comic satirizing popular cartoons. Volume 1, number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Guerneville, CA: Eclipse Comics. Sexually explicit, full color, and alien themed adventure comix. Number 1, 1985; numbers 7-8, 1986.
Nuclear comics.
Bruce Jones and Dave Stevens. San Diego, CA: Stratospheric Scribblings, Pacific Comics. Violent alien adventures containing nudity. Number 4, 1983; number 7, 1984.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Comic Book Company. Mix of comix, some of which contain nudity, by San Francisco area artists including Rick Griffin, Robert Crumb, Kim Deitch, S. Clay Wilson, Spain, and Gilbert Shelton. 1970.
Tom Hachtman, Joey Epstein, Ned Sonntag, Jay Kinney, Peter Bramley, and Bill Skurski. San Francisco, CA: Co. & Sons. Violent, sexually explicit, and politically oriented comic starring ducks. Volume 1, number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Trina Robbins, Willy Mendes, and J. Wood. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit New Age comix. All Girl Thrills is notable as being one of the first comics to be drawn entirely by women. 1971.
Underground comix.
Larry Hubble, Peter Clapp, Rick Veitch, and Rand David Silverberg. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Sometimes sexually explicit or violent comix highlighting new underground artists in each issue. Issue one is listed under "Armageddon." Number 2, 1972; numbers 3,
Multiple contributors. Buffalo, NY: Comicade Enterprises. Magazine chronicling out of print comic series'; this issue covers Buck Rogers. Number 1, 1980.
Greg Shaw. San Francisco, CA: Self-published. Hallucinogenic and drug themed black and white comic. Volume 1, number 1, 1967.
Underground comix.
Foolbert Sturgeon. San Francisco, CA: Rip-Off Press. Sexually explicit stories of warring Amazon women. 1972.
Underground comix.
Larry Welz, Larry Sutherland, and Larry Todd. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Varied violent comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Harvey Pekar (author). Cleveland Heights, OH: Self-published. Occasionally sexually explicit stories set in Cleveland from the life of Harvey Pekar, each drawn by a different artist. A movie of the same name starred Paul Giamatti as Harvey Pekar using mat
Rich, Rene, and Brent Boates. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Amputee sex comic drawn by a double amputee. Sexually explicit. Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Leonard Rifas. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. An alternative comic history of the founding of the United States. 1976.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. "Comix inspired by or based on anarchist ideals." Issue one includes a comic by underground artist, Gilbert Shelton. Number 1, 1978; number 2, 1979; number 4, 1987.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Toronto ON, Canada: Silver Snail Comics Ltd. Science fiction comics created in collaboration with well known writers. Volume 2, number 1, 1977; numbers 2, 3, 1978; numbers 5-6, 1979.
Multiple contributors. Colorado Springs, CO: Everyman Studios. Animal comix with work by Doug Hansen and Hunt Emerson. 1979.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, Bunch Associates Ltd. Animal comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1974.
Underground comix.
Charles Marshall (author), M. C. Wyman, and Marvin Perry Mann (illustrators). Newbury Park, CA: Adventure Comics. Four-part Planet of the Apes miniseries. Numbers 1-4, 1990.
Nuclear comics.
Charles Marshall (author), M. C. Wyman, and Terry Pallot (illustrators). Newbury Park, CA: Adventure Comics. Full color four-part Planet of the Apes meets Alien Nation miniseries. Numbers 1-4, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Ivas Anghel. Brussels, Belgium: Editions Michel Deligne. Belgian post-apocalyptic large format comic in French. Contains nudity. 1979.
Alternative comics.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Arcade was launched by Art Spiegelman and Bill Griffith during the slump in underground comic sales as a venue for proven artists who had trouble getting published elsewhere. Feature artists include Rob
Gilbert Shelton, Dan Traverso, Jim Franklin, John Shelton, and Glen Whitehead. Austin, TX: Self-published. Varied comix containing some violence and nudity. 1969.
Underground comix.
Barney Steel. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp, Inc. Violent and sexually explicit science fiction comix. Issue one is also known as "All New
Underground comix." number 1. Number 1, 1970; number 2, 1972; number 3, 1973.
Underground comix.
Scott Shaw. Hemmeroid-Barbarian Productions. Sexually explicit black and white minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Collection of previously unpublished Robert Crumb sketches. Sexually explicit. 1976.
Underground comix.
Patrick Rosenkranz and Hugo Van Baren. Laren NH, Holland: Paranoia. Extensive overview of
Underground comix. and their creators. Sexually explicit. 1974.
Underground comix.
Wartime military adventure comics. Volume 1, number 1, 1952; volume 2, number 1, 1958; New York, NY: St. John Publishing Company. Volume 2, number 3, 1959; Orange, CT: Fago Publications.
Nuclear comics.
Frank Lovece (author), Mike Okamoto, and Al Williamson (illustrators). New York, NY: Epic Comics. Full color miniseries about aliens on earth in 1957. Numbers 1-2, 1990; numbers 3-4, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Jeff Karrow. Random Lake, WI: Madison Ave Publications. Violent and sexually explicit superhero humor comic containing parodies of Batman and the Incredible Hulk. 1975.
Underground comix.
New York, NY: Avon Periodicals. Full color wartime spy stories. Volume 1, number 1, 1950.
Nuclear comics.
Artists unnamed. New York, NY: Junior Books, Inc. Nuclear war adventure comics pitting the U.S. against Russia. Number 4, 1953.
Nuclear comics.
Bill Crook, Tuck Petertil, Gordy Cohen, Kerry Petertil. Springfield, IL: Prairie Tales. Psychedelic and political comic using a handful of Disney characters under alternate names. Number 1, 1976.
Underground comix.
Ronald Turner. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Educomic advocating the recycling of cars and auto parts. 1980.
Fabian Nicieza (author), Rik Levins, Tom Palmer, Bill Oakley, and Nel Yomtov (illustrators). New York, NY: Marvel Comics. Number 323, 1990.
Steve Ditko. San Jose, CA: Bruce Hershenson. Revolutionary comic covering politics, ethics, and philosophy. 1973.
Underground comix.
Brooklyn, NY: Self-published. Black and white religion themed minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
E. B. Romero. Park Forest, IL: Ken Pierce. Full color fantasy adventure comix. Numbers 1-2, 1987.
Nuclear comics.
E. B. Romero. Park Forest, IL: Ken Pierce. Black and white fantasy adventure comix containing nudity.
Nuclear comics.
Fred Schrier. San Francisco, CA: Rip-Off Press. Drug inspired comic tales containing nudity. 1971.
Underground comix.
Ripp. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Black and white humor minicomic. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Joel Beck, Roger Brand, and Kim Deitch. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Satire, parody, and politics comix containing nudity. 1978.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Violent fantasy comic containing nudity. Number 2, 1973; number 3, 1974.
Underground comix.
T. Bird. San Jose, CA: Bud Plant. Fantasy parody comic containing nudity. Number 1, 1974.
Underground comix.
S. Clay Wilson, Ed Watson, Ron Harris, and Chris Metz. San Jose, CA: California Comics. Extremely violent and sexually explicit comic with color insert by well known underground artist, S. Clay Wilson. Number 2, 1977.
Underground comix.
Howard Cruse. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit comix with child characters. Number 1, 1975; number 2, 1976; number 3, 1979.
Underground comix.
Anonymous [possibly created by Larry Murphy]. Crudely drawn psychedelic comic lacking artist and publisher information. Date unknown.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. Collection of Robert Crumb comics drawn between 1977 and 1979, many of which were originally published in the Coevolution Quarterly. Philosophy, politics, and social commentary. Contains nudity. 1979.
Underground comix.
Gilbert Shelton. Superhero parody. Issue one contains reprints of Wonder Wart-Hog comix from 1962 and 1963. Numbers 1, 3: 1973; number 2, 1975.
Underground comix.
Larry Latham. Norman, OK: Hi-De-Ho Publishing Company. Inoffensive comic featuring Betty Boop and Felix the Cat. Number 1, 1978.
Bud Counihan. El Cajon, CA: Blackthorne Publishing, Inc. Number 1, 1986.
Stu Schwartzberg, Larry Hama, Paul Kirchner, Wallace Wood, and Michele Brand. New York, NY: Big Apple Productions. Sexually explicit humor, social commentary, and fantasy comix. 1975.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: Rip-Off Press. Sexually explicit humor comix. Number 1, 1969; number 2, 1971.
Underground comix.
Hunt Emerson. London, UK: Knockabout Comics. Compilation of Emerson comix from the 1970s and 1980s. 1983.
Underground comix.
Skip Williamson, Robert Crumb, Jayzey Lynch, and Jay Kinney. Chicago, IL: Bijou Publishing Empire. Sexually explicit. Number 1, 1968; numbers 4-5, 1970; number 6, 1971; number 7, 1972; number 8, 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit comix by a wide array of well known artists. Volume 1, numbers 1-2, 1972; number 3, 1973; number 4, 1975; number 5, 1976; number 6, 1977; number 7, 1979; number 9, 1981; num
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties. Sexually explicit social commentary comix. 1973.
Underground comix.
Jaxon. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. "The story of Comanche chief Quanah Parker and the Final Struggle for Domination of the Southern Plains." 1978.
Underground comix.
Rory Hayes, Jaxon, S. Clay Wilson, Simon Deitch, Greg Irons, Jeff Hayes, Jayzey Lynch, Spain, and Rick Griffin. San Francisco: The Company & Sons. Violent horror comic. Number 3, 1970.
Underground comix.
Rory Hayes. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Original one page advertisement for Bogeyman Comics number 1. Circa 1969.
Underground comix.
John Thompson. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Occult inspired illustrations containing nudity. 1969.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Comix. Large-format comics and articles concerning music. Number 1, 1982.
Larry Todd, Michael Smith, and Michael Becker. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Sexually explicit horror and adventure comics. Number 2, 1974.
Underground comix.
Paul Stubbs, Bryan Talbot, Chris Welch, Tim Earnshaw, and Hunt Emerson. London, UK: Alchemy Publications. Comix by British artists and an exclusive interview with Rick Griffin. Volume 1, number 3, 1976.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Subdued Publications, Ltd. Weekly liberal newspaper serving the Madison, Wisconsin area and containing features, comics, and reviews. Number 216, 1975.
Multiple contributors. Eugene, OR: Self-published. Northwest liberal political newspaper containing articles and comix. Sexually explicit. Number 4, 1971.
Underground comix.
Aline Kominsky. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Comics. Social commentary comix containing nudity. Number 2, 1981.
Underground comix.
Pullman, WA: Self-published. Washington State University liberal newsprint publication featuring comix and articles concerning local and national politics as well as civil rights issues. Contains nudity. Numbers 1-4. Circa 1972.
Wink Boyer. San Francisco, CA: Company & Sons. Drug influenced comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1970.
Underground comix.
Bob Sidebottom and E. Watson. San Jose, CA: Self-published. Sexually explicit counterculture humor comix. Number 1, 1974; number 2, 1975; number 3, 1977.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Ottawa ON, Canada: Argyle Co-Operative House. New Age newsprint periodical containing articles, poetry, photos, and illustrations. Contains nudity. Number 3, circa 1970.
Underground comix.
Hak Vogrin and Jean Einbeck Vogrin. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. 1972.
Underground comix.
Larry Welz. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit superhero satire. Number 1, 1969; number 2, 1971.
Underground comix.
Larry Gonick. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press, Inc. Educational history comics beginning with the Big Bang in issue 1 and continuing through ancient Greece in issue 6. Number 1, 1978; numbers 2-4, 1979; number 5, 1980; number 6, 1981.
Phil Yeh. Los Alamitos, CA: Fragments West. A compendium of Phil Yeh's Cazco comix, most of which were drawn in 1973. Number 1, 1976.
Underground comix.
Dave Sim. Kitchener ON, Canada: Aardvark-Vanaheim Inc. Popular Canadian sword and sorcery comix. Number 27, 1981.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA. New Age periodical with illustrations and articles. Number 3, 1969.
Jeff Jordan. Eight page abstract minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
S. Clay Wilson. San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp. Sexually explicit horror comix. Number 1, 1977; number 2, 1978; number 3, 1979.
Underground comix.
Larry Welz. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Sexually explicit drama and humor comix. Number 1, 1982; number 2, 1985; number 3, 1986; numbers 4-5, 1987; numbers 6-7, 1988; number 8, 1989; number 12, 1991; number 13, 1992.
Underground comix.
Larry Welz. Northampton, MA: Cherry Comics. Sexually explicit politically themed action comic. Number 2, 1992.
Multiple contributors. Chicago, IL: Seed Publishing, Inc. Counterculture newsprint periodical containing poetry, articles, comix, and photos. Contains nudity. Volume 3, number 13, circa 1969.
Underground comix.
Rius. Berkeley, CA: The North American Congress on Latin America. Full color illustrated commentary on Chicano oppression in America. 1973.
Underground comix.
Harlan Ellison (author) and Larry Todd (illustrator). Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Science fiction, social commentary, and humor comix for each letter of the alphabet. 1978.
Underground comix.
George Hansen. Chicago, IL: Adam's Apple Distributing Company. Sexually explicit humor comix in a style similar to that of Robert Crumb. Number 1, 1973; number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Cliff Harper and Jay Kinney. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Political and socioeconomic commentary. Number 1, 1974.
Underground comix.
Lenny Hermanson, Bill Skurski, Cahoot Cheroot, Gail Burwen, Peter Bramley, Stephen Barnett, and Michael Sullivan. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit humor comix. Number 1, 1971; number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Dave Geiser. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit psychedelic comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Rich Chidlaw, Wm. Stout, and George Di Caprio. Berkeley, CA; Last Gasp. Sexually explicit comix on the subject of cocaine use. Number 1, 1975; number 3, 1981; number 4, 1982.
Underground comix.
Howard Chaykin. Berkeley, CA: Star Reach Productions. Full color intergalactic adventure comic containing nudity. 1978.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: John Wilcock. Newsprint periodical containing sexually explicit comix, collages, and articles. Volume 1, numbers 1-3, 1970.
Underground comix.
Vaughn Bodé. San Francisco, CA: The Company & Sons. Philosophical adventure comic containing nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
Eric Fromm. San Francisco, CA: Self-published. Short comix, articles, and Underground artist biographies. Number 2, 1973.
Underground comix.
Stan Lee (editor), Multiple contributors. New York, NY: Magazine Management Co. Varied violent, sexually explicit, and humor comix by well known authors. Comix Book was generally viewed as an abdication of underground artists' responsibility to separate t
Multiple contributors. Cranford, NJ: M&M. Amateur comic tales from the creators of the "New Paltz" series. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Violent and sexually explicit alien themed comix. Number 1, 1973; number 2, 1979; number 5, 1986; number 6, 1987.
Underground comix.
Basil Wolverton. Altadena, CA: Wolverton Enterprises. Compilation of character sketches penned by influential "Mad" artist, Basil Wolverton. 1974.
Underground comix.
Lee Marrs. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Comic on the subject of bodily emissions. Contains nudity. 1976.
Underground comix.
Art Spiegelman. Self-published. Black and white minicomic containing nudity. 1970.
Underground comix.
R. T. Reese, George Metzger, Larry Todd, T. P. Gasparotti, and Hector Tellez. Self-published. Hippie-targeted comix about organic/vegetarian living. Contains nudity. Circa 1973.
Underground comix.
Skip Williamson (editor), Multiple contributors. Chicago, IL: The Conspiracy. Short conspiracy themed comix. Number 1, 1979.
Underground comix.
Dennis Kitchen (editor), Peter Loft, and Peter Poplaski (illustrators). Madison, WI: Wisconsin Department of Justice. Educomic on consumer rights. 1975.
Underground comix.
Robert Williams. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit and sadistic humor comix. Number 1, 1970.
Underground comix.
Kim Deitch. San Francisco, CA: The Cartoonists Co-op Press. Social commentary drama comix. Number 2, 1973.
Underground comix.
Leonard Rifas (editor), Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Comic expose of corporate crime. Number 1, 1977; number 2, 1979.
Underground comix.
M. L. Nordby. Self-published. Drug themed minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
Patrick Kelly, Jim Wright, Ned Dameron, Dany Frolich, and Jerry Carfagno. New Orleans, LA: Big Muddy Comics, Inc. Sexually explicit science fiction and fantasy comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Phil Nowlan (author), Dick Calkins (illustrator). Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Buck Rogers fantasy series. Number 4, 1989.
Schenkman. Self-published. Black and white minicomic. Two copies, circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Jay Kinney and Paul Mavrides. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press. Conspiracy theory comix. Number 1, 1977.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates Ltd. Sexually explicit comix by British and American artists. Number 4, 1972; number 5, 1973; number 6, 1974.
Underground comix.
Maxwell Grant (creator), Vernon Greene (illustrator). Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Reprint of an entry in the 1940s series, The Shadow. Number 4, 1989.
R. Fuck. Self-published. Sexually explicit horror comic. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Scott Rockwell, Doug Tallala, and Darryl Banks. Wheeling, WV: The Innovative Corporation. Full color Gen-X science fiction comic. Number 1, 1989; number 2, 1990.
Jim Osborne. San Francisco, CA: Saving Grace. Sexually explicit horror comic. Number 1, 1976.
Underground comix.
Dan O'Neill. Violent politically oriented comix.
Underground comix.
Bruce Duncan, Rickey Dilley, Armstead, and Brian Abram. Hayward, CA: Darkrealm. Science fiction superhero comix. Number 1, 1977.
Underground comix.
Violent and sexually explicit horror comix.
Underground comix.
Don Glassford. Milwaukee, WI: Krupp Comic Works. 3-D counterculture humor comic. Number 1, two copies, 1970.
Underground comix.
Dave Geiser, Carson, and Stalker. San Francisco, CA: Yahoo Productions. Sexually explicit and psychedelic social commentary. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Greg Irons and Tom Veitch. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit horror fantasy comix. Number 1, 1972; number 2, 1973.
Underground comix.
Chester Gould. El Cajon, CA: Blackthorne Publishing Incorporated. Volume 1, number 8 of the "Blackthorne 3-D Series." Number 1, 1986.
Dan Molidor and J. Tyler Lantzy. Milwaukee, WI: Krupp Comic Works. Political and drug humor comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Bobby London. San Francisco, CA: Company & Sons. Humor comic containing violence and nudity. 1971.
Underground comix.
Aline Kominsky and Robert Crumb. Sexually explicit comix starring Robert Crumb and his spouse, Aline Kominsky. Number 1, 1974; San Francisco, CA: Cartoonists' Co-op Press. Number 2, 1977; Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies.
Underground comix.
Guy Colwell. Auburn, CA: Rip Off Press. Sexually explicit drama adventure comic. Number 3, 1989.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit drug themed humor comix. Numbers 1-2, 1978; number 3, 1979; number 4, 1981; number 5, 1984.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates. Sexually explicit drug themed humor comix. Number 1, 1974.
Underground comix.
Ted Richards. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Beetle Bailey parody critical of America's role in the Vietnam War. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1972; numbers 2-3, 1973; "Today's Army With Dopin' Dan," 1981.
Underground comix.
Foolbert Sturgeon. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press, Inc. Pet humor comix. 1979.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: Douglas Communications Corporation. Sexually explicit San Francisco counterculture comix with contributions by underground figures that include Art Spiegelman, John Thompson, Rory Hayes, Trina, and Timothy Leary. 1972.
Larry Todd. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Drug themed humor comix. Number 1, 1972; number 2, 1973; number 3, 1975; number 4, 1976; number 5, 1979; number 6, 1981.
Underground comix.
John Thompson. Austin, TX: The N. E. Mercantile Company. Sexually explicit Escheresque New Age comix. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Mystic, CT: Clifford Neal. Outspoken comix against censorship by the Comics Code. Dr. Fredric Wirtham was responsible for the first ban on adult comic books in the 1950s. Contains sexually explicit comix by underground artists Jay K
Bill Skurski, Jay Kinney, Peter Bramley, Ralph Reese, Joey Epstien, Ned Sontag, Tom Hactman, and Gail Burwen. San Francisco, CA: Company & Sons. Adult political, social, and drug humor comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Dave Geiser. San Francisco, CA: Yahoo Productions. Sexually explicit comic touching on drug and alcohol use. Its title is short for delirium tremens, a medical condition related to excessive alcohol consumption. 1974.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit comix originating from Holland. 1977.
Underground comix.
Jim Evans and Ron Cobb. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Abstract surrealist comic. 1970.
Underground comix.
Roberta Gregory. Long Beach, CA: Self-published. Feminist comic containing nudity. 1976.
Underground comix.
Ted Richards. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Animal humor comix. Number 1, 1977.
Underground comix.
Ted Richards. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. 1977.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: The East Village Other, Inc. Counterculture newsprint periodical containing comix, articles, columns, and interviews.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Benefit comic for the Timothy Leary defense fund, established to free Timothy Leary, a representative of the acid culture, from his imprisonment for possession of a controlled substance. Contributors in
Leonard Rifas, Robert Crumb, Greg Irons, Sharon Rudahl, R. Diggs, R. L. Rippee, Moria, and Joyce Farmer. San Francisco, CA: Educomics. An energy crisis educomic from a Green political perspective. 1980.
Underground comix.
Hector Tellez, Tom Gasparotti, Larry Todd, and R. T. Reece. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Science fiction comic containing nudity. 1973.
Underground comix.
Vaughn Bodé. San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp. Full color comix containing nudity that were originally published in The Monthly Cavalier Magazine between April 1970 and June 1971. Volume 1, 1983.
Underground comix.
John Thompson. Hacienda Heights, CA: Terry Stroud. Sexually explicit, fantastic, and surrealist adventures. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Jay Kinney (illustrator) and Dr. David Ruebenkrishna (author). Kinney Leisure Services. Minicomic containing answers to common questions about yoga and its practitioners. 1972.
Underground comix.
Jaxon. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. "Selected pen drawings, watercolors, and paintings from the period 1962-1969." 1970.
Underground comix.
Gilbert Shelton. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Caricatures of hippie culture. Issues 8-10 are full color. Number 1 (German), 1971; number 5, 1977; number 6, 1980; number 7, 1982; number 8, 1984; number 9, 1985; number 10, 1987.
Underground
Lora Fountain, Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, Michele Brand, Shary Flenniken, Ted Richards, J. A. Smith, and Bobby London. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Sexually explicit sex education comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Unknown. Self-published. Eight page minicomic printed on yellow paper. 1972.
Underground comix.
Jim Engel (author). Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Comics. News and interview program in comic form. Number 1, 1982.
Underground comix.
Richard Corben, Strnad, Karbonik, Lind, Harry Bliss, George Metzger, Herb Arnold, and Jaxon. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Violent horror comix containing nudity. Number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Franc Reyes. Toronto ON, Canada: Silver Snail Comics Ltd. Fantasy adventure comix. Number 1, 1977; number 2, 1978.
Underground comix.
Even Eve. San Francisco, CA: The Storefront Classroom. New Age adventure comic. 1976.
Underground comix.
Gilbert Shelton, Paul Mavrides, Hal Robins, Jaxon, Spain Rodriguez, Guy Colwell, S. Clay Wilson, and Ted Richards. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Gilbert Shelton's character of Fat Freddy reinterpreted by other underground artists. Contains nudity.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Violent and sexually explicit drug themed comix starring counterculture journalist, Hunter S. Thompson. 1977.
Underground comix.
Gilbert Shelton. Austin, TX: Self-published. Violent drug themed counterculture comic. 1968.
Underground comix.
Foolbert Sturgeon, Gilbert Shelton, and Frank Stack. Counterculture dramas. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. 1972.
Underground comix.
Robert Williams, S. Clay Wilson, Spain, Bill Stout, Jim Osborne, Robert Crumb, J. Shenkman, Evert Geradts, Michael McMillan, and Jayzey Lynch. San Francisco, CA: Keith Green. Sexually explicit horror comix. 1975.
Underground comix.
Richard Corben, John Richardson, and Jan Strnad. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Science fiction stories containing violence and nudity. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Jack and Carolyn Katz. Grass Valley, CA: Bud Plant. Historical fantasy comics containing nudity.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: FITS Collective. Sociopolitical commentary comix, articles, poetry, and prose. Sexually explicit. Numbers 1-2, 1971.
Underground comix.
Willy Murphy (illustrator), Ted Richards, and Gilbert Shelton (editors). San Francisco, CA: Keith Green. Compendium of Willy Murphy's best strips published in the last seven years of his life. Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Vancouver BC, Canada: Stampart. Varied comix from artists including Brent Boates and Rand Holmes. Contains nudity. Number 2, 1978.
Underground comix.
Paul McKenna. Union City, NJ: New Morning Talent Union. Illustrated folk tales containing nudity. Number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Frances Moore Lappe, Leonard Rifas, Steve Leialoha, and Larry Rippee. San Francisco, CA: Institute for Food and Development Policy. Educomic concerning world hunger and health. 1982.
Underground comix.
George Di Caprio and Von X (editors), Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Sexually explicit tales of alternative history. Number 1, 1975; number 2, 1978.
Underground comix.
Ted Richards. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Comical tales of an aging hippie caricature. Contains nudity. "Catalog," 1978; number 2, 1978.
Underground comix.
Bill Griffith, Art Spiegelman, Spain, and Justin Green. San Francisco, CA: Don Donahue. Unconnected sketches by four underground artists. Contains nudity. 1973.
Underground comix.
C. Scudder. Self-published. Experimental and abstract black and white comic. 1970.
Underground comix.
Marty Nelson. Head Imports, Inc. Sexually explicit animal humor comix. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb, Shary Flenniken, Justin Green, Bill Griffith, Jayzey Lynch, Michael McMillan, and Art Spiegelman. San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties. Sexually explicit and violent animal humor comix. Contains the first installment of Art Spiegelman's "MAUS,"
Multiple contributors. Varied violent and sexually explicit comix, many by well known underground artists. Number 1, 1971; San Francisco, CA: The Almighty Publishing Company. Number 2, 1977; San Francisco, CA: Larry Fuller Presents.
Underground co
Multiple contributors. Newsprint periodical featuring comix, games, and articles. Contains nudity. Numbers 1-3, 1975.
Underground comix.
Lee Marrs. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco Funnies, Inc. Counterculture commentary and humor comix. Number 1, 1973; number 2, 1975.
Underground comix.
Keiji Nakazawa (author & illustrator), Leonard Rifas (editor). San Francisco, CA: Educomics. Anti-war comic drawn beginning in the 1960s by a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing. Number 1, 1980; number 2, two copies, 1981.
Multiple contributors. Providence, RI: Mad Peck Studios. Sociopolitical commentary comix containing nudity. Number 1, circa 1970.
Underground comix.
Stephanie Ciampi, Shari Rifas, Moria Wright, Ray Kott, Phil Collins, Leonard Rifas, David Marks, and Helen Rifas. Head Imports. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Trina. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Women's empowerment comic containing nudity and violence. 1972.
Underground comix.
Gilbert Shelton, Ted Richards, Gary Hallgren, and Willy Murphy. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Underground comic history of the American Revolution beginning with the Boston Massacre. 1976.
Underground comix.
Basil Wolverton and Glenn Bray. Sylmar, CA: Self-published. Character sketches with humorous captions. 1973.
Underground comix.
Carol Lay. Agoura, CA: Fantagraphics Books. Adventure comic with female main characters. Numbers 1-2, 1987.
Grass Green, Art Bevacqua, and Sandy Sande. Hollywood, CA: Pooo Bear Productions. Varied sexually explicit comix. Number 1, 1972; number 2, 1973.
Underground comix.
John Caldwell. New York, NY: Screw. Sexually explicit comix and sketches. Number 1, circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Denis Kitchen (editor), Harvey Kurtzman (author), and Will Elder (illustrator). Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Press. Adventure comic drawn in the early 1960s. Contains nudity. 1984.
Kenneth Krueger (editor), Multiple contributors. San Diego, CA: Shroud. Varied sexually explicit horror and humor comix from underground artists including Scott Shaw and Robert Crumb. Number 2.5, 1972.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: The East Village Other. Sexually explicit newsprint comic periodical. This issue was edited by Kim Deitch and contains comix by Robert Crumb, Vaughn Bodé, Spain, Trina, Gilbert Shelton, and S. Clay Wilson. Volume 1, nu
George Di Caprio, Jim Janes, and R. Jaccoma. Violent and sexually explicit comix about criminal life in the 1950s. Number 1, 1971; New York, NY: Half-Ass Press. Number 2, 1972; San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press.
Underground comix.
R. Diggs. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Selection of the cartoonist's political comix from 1977 that were originally published in The Rip Off Comix Syndicate, The Berkeley Barb, and the Ag-Biz Tiller. 1977.
Underground comix.
Bill Griffith. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Social commentary comix. Number 1, 1979.
Underground comix.
Richard Corben. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Sexually explicit fantasy and horror comic. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Brad Leff and Richard Tomasic. Los Angeles, CA: California Grimpet Panel Art Works. Poetry comic containing nudity and violence. 1976.
Underground comix.
Tom Veitch and Greg Irons. GI/TV. Adult horror and adventure comix published to promote album releases on the Grunt Records label. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1972; number 2, 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. LSD inspired psychedelic comix containing nudity. Number 4, 1972.
Underground comix.
Mark Bode. Auburn, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Intergalactic adventure comix. Number 2, 1987; number 3, 1988.
John Aulenta. Seal Beach, CA: Self-published. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: HM Communications, Inc. Science fiction and fantasy comic magazine containing violence and nudity.
Alternative comics.
Larry Rippee, Lowell Moulton, Larry Hunter, Hector Telly, Al Davoren, Tom Veitch, Rick Veitch, Leonard Rifas, Rich Sloane, Casey, and Roger Boyce. San Francisco, CA: Company & Sons. Surrealism, adventure, humor, and fantasy comix. Contains nudity. 1970.
Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Fantasy comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1973.
Bill Crawford. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Animal humor comix. 1970.
Underground comix.
Pat Ryan and Russ Rosander. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Hitchhiking stories and advice. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit humor. 1971.
Underground comix.
Dave Geiser, Wink, and Diana. San Francisco, CA: Company & Sons. Horror, politics, and drug humor comix. Number 2, 1970.
Underground comix.
John Leasure and Tim Fuller. Portsmouth, OH: Brouhaha Studio. Number 2, 1979.
Multiple contributors. Brooklyn, NY: Sal Quartuccio. Science fiction and fantasy comics containing nudity. Numbers 4-6, 1977; numbers 7-8, 1978.
Dan Clyne, Skip Williamson, Denis Kitchen, Don Glassford, Mitchell, and Dave Dozier. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Varied adult humor. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Sexually explicit humor. Number 2, 1987.
Underground comix.
Gilbert Shelton. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Violent and sexually explicit political commentary comix. Number 1, 1970.
Underground comix.
Steve Stiles. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Social commentary comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1979.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit and abstract New Age, horror, and surrealist illustrations by artists including Rory Hayes, Bill Griffith, Kim Deitch, S. Clay Wilson, and Justin Green. Number 1, 1971.
Undergroungd comix.
Philip Jose Farmer (author) and Grisly (illustrator). Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Violent and sexually explicit horror comic. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Hayward, CA: Star Reach Productions. Science fiction and fantasy comics by artists including Dave Sim, Steve Ditko, Lee Marrs, Trina Robbins, and Michael Gilbert. Numbers 1-4, 1978; numbers 5-6, 1979.
Joel Andreas. Berkeley, CA: The North American Congress on Latin America. Educomic about corporate greed and the Rockefeller brothers. 1973.
Underground comix.
Guy Collwell. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Sexually explicit comix concerning race, gender, and crime. Numbers 1-2, 1972; number 4, 1977; number 5, 1978.
Underground comix.
S. Clay Wilson, Rory Hayes, Roger Brand, Jim Osborne, Charles Dallas, Justin Green, Spain, Kim Deitch, Larry Todd, and Jaxon. San Francisco, CA: The Print Mint. Violent and sexually explicit insect themed horror comix. Number 2, 1971; number 3, 1972.
Leonard Rifas (editor), Multiple contributors. Westlake Village, CA: Fantagraphics Books. Hyper-political comix. Number 3, 1988.
Underground comix.,
Nuclear comics.
Larry Todd. San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp. Social commentary and humor comic containing nudity. 1982.
Underground comix.
J. J. Pentagno. London, UK: Self-published. Grotesque caricatures of 1970s rock stars. Sexually explicit. 1975.
Roberta Gregory and Phil Yeh. Los Alamitos, CA: Fragments West. Promotional comic for the artists' band of the same name. Number 1, 1977.
Underground comix.
Jay Kinney, Kim Deitch, BC, and Ripp. Black and white minicomic concerning religion. Volume 43, number 12, 1972.
Underground comix.
Foolbert Sturgeon and Will Hatcher. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Humor comix starring Jesus Christ and containing nudity and violence. Number 1, 1969; number 2, 1970; number 3, 1972.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties. Sexually explicit comix by artists including Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, and Rory Hayes. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Joel Beck. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1977.
Underground comix.
George Hansen. Chicago, IL: The Adam's Apple Distributing Company. Sexually explicit humor. 1973.
Underground comix.
Do City Productions. Educomic concerning heroin addiction. 1971.
Underground comix.
Vaughn Bodé. Sexually explicit comic series that continued after the artist's death in 1975. Number 1, 1971; numbers 2-3, 1972; Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Number 5, 1983; San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Underground coloring book for kids by artists including Trina, Kim Deitch, Bill Griffith, and Larry Welz. Contains nudity. 1971.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb and S. Clay Wilson. San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties. Newsprint periodical featuring sexually explicit comix and stories. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb and S. Clay Wilson. San Francisco, CA: Don Donahue.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Knockabout Comix. Sexually explicit comix by British and American artists. Numbers 2-3, 1981; number 4, 1982; number 5, 1983.
Underground comix.
Charles Boldrick. R. Veazey Randall. Sexually explicit black and white comic. 1969.
Underground comix.
Harvey Kurtzman. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Mid-1940s comix with an introduction by Robert Crumb. 1976.
John Thompson. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. New Age comic containing nudity. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Los Angeles, CA: The Los Angeles Comic Book Company. Violent and sexually explicit comix drawn by L.A. natives. Number 1, 1971; number 2, 1974.
Underground comix.
Bill Leach. Kelseyville, CA: Country Comix Group. Adventure comics interspersed with local advertising. 1982.
Egidio V. Dal Chele. San Jose, CA: Vallejo Publishing Company. Adventure comics containing nudity. Volume 1, number 1, 1976.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Comix about growing up in America in the 1940s through 1960s; contributors include Robert Crumb, Kim Deitch, Justin Green, Bill Griffith, and Aline Kominsky. 1978.
Underground comix.
George Hansen. Chicago, IL: The Adam's Apple Distributing Company. Drug inspired psychedelic anthropomorphism comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
The Mad Peck. Providence, RI: Mad Peck Studios. Adult comix and humorous advertisements. Number 4, 1970.
Underground comix.
Alfred Alcala, Manuel Auad, Bill Blackbeard, and Jim Pinkoski. Grass Valley, CA: Comics & Comix Company. Fantasy adventure comics containing nudity. Number 1, 1977; number 2, 1978.
Ron Cobb. Los Angeles, CA: Sawyer Press. Controversial editorial cartoons from the Underground Press Syndicate. 1968.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Educomics. Educomic addressing the problems of young mothers. Contains nudity. 1978.
Underground comix.
Vaughn Bodé. San Francisco, CA: The Print Mint. Caveman drama originally published by the Office of Student Publications, Syracuse University, 1966. 1972.
Underground comix.
Rick Griffin. San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Comic Book Company. Intricate psychedelic illustrations. 1970.
Underground comix.
Rick Griffin. San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Comic Book Company. One page ad originally distributed to comic book vendors. 1970.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Sexually explicit comix by artists including Ted Richards, Michele Brand, Gary Hallgren, Aline Kominsky, and Bobby London. Number 1, 1973; Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Number 2, 1974; San Francisco, CA: The Co-Op Press.
Und
Algernon Backwash (author) and Spain (illustrator). San Francisco, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit action comix. 1971.
Underground comix.
Fred Schrier and Dave Sheridan. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Metaphysical psychedelic comic using pointillism and containing nudity. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Sylvie Rancourt and Jacques Boivin (translator). Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Press, Inc. Sexually explicit autobiographical comics by a former nude dancer from Quebec. Numbers 1-2, 1988; numbers 3-4, 1989; number 7, 1992.
Alternative comics.
Bill Leach, Scot Steele, Tim Estrada, and Lennie Anderson. Kelseyville, CA: County Comix Group. Comix interspersed with regional advertisements. 1982.
Bobby London, Ted Richards, Gary Hallgren, and Shary Flenniken. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Comic critique of the counterculture containing nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
Mark Bodé. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Miami Vice take-off animal action comic. Number 1, 1985; number 2, 1986.
Robert Armstrong. Sexually explicit. Number 1, 1972; Los Angeles, CA: The Los Angeles Comic Book Company. Number 2, 1972; Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Number 3, 1980; number 4, 1982; Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp, Inc.
Underground comix.
Grant Belotti, Kim Mauk, Jack Lewis, Chas Balun, and Mike Gabriel. Varied comix containing nudity. Huntington Beach, CA: Duck Studios. Number 3, 1975.
Underground comix.
Mary. Comic Collector Shop. Eight page black and white minicomic. Two copies, 1972.
Underground comix.
Scott and Taki. Self-published. Newsprint black and white comic with unusually depicted Disney characters on its covers. 1974.
Underground comix.
Terry Beatty, Rodney Schroeter, Bill Griffith, Kochell, Gary Kato, and Burden. Horror and social commentary. Number 1, 1981.
Underground comix.
Leslie. Curtsy Publishers. Sexually explicit black and white minicomic. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Denis Kitchen (editor), Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1969; number 2, 1971.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit surrealist comix by artists including Bill Griffith, Art Spiegelman, Robert Crumb, Kim Deitch, Joel Beck, and Peter Poplaski. 1978.
Underground comix.
Larry Welz, Larry Sutherland, and Larry Todd. Berkeley CA: Last Gasp. Adventure comix containing nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
Nicola Cuti. San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Comic Book Company. Black and white intergallactic adventure comic containing nudity. Number 2, 1969.
Underground comix.
George Metzger. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Science fiction and fantasy comix. Number 2, 1971; number 3, 1973; number 4, 1979.
Underground comix.
Dave Sheridan and Fred Schrier. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Psychedelic, metaphysical, and politically oriented drug culture comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1969; number 2, 1970; number 3, 1976.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Sexually explicit stories. Number 2, 1970.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. Sexually explicit humor comix. Number 1, 1970; San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties. Number 2, 1971; San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Number 3, 1977; Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises.
Underground comix.
George Metzger. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Fantasy adventure comic containing nudity. 1978.
Self-published. Black and white eight page minicomic using collage alongside art that appears to have been drawn by S. Clay Wilson. Violent and sexually explicit. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
P. Serniuk. Los Angeles, CA: The Los Angeles Comic Book Company. Science fiction comic set in the Atomic Age. 1972.
Underground comix.
Pace. Wagtail comix. Poetry accompanied by psychedelic, surrealist, and sexually explicit illustrations. 1969.
Underground comix.
Bob Foster. Los Angeles, CA: Myron Moose Comic Book Works. Humor comic featuring parodies of classic characters. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Jayzey Lynch. San Francisco, CA: The Cartoonists' Co-op Press. Humor comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1974; number 2, 1981.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: National Lampoon, Inc. Humor magazine containing articles, photos, and comics. April, 1970.
Peter Bagge. Agoura Hills, CA: Fantagraphics Books. Satirical social humor comix. Number 4, 1986.
Alternative comics.
Michael J. Becker and Shelby Sampson. Bolinas, CA: Ecomix. Dolphin awareness comic. 1974.
Terry Kalkanian (author) and Bruce White (illustrator). Villa Park, IL: Unicorn Comix. Violent action comics. Number 1, signed and numbered, 1988; number 2, 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: Larry Fuller Presents. Adult comix encompassing multiple genres. Contains nudity and violence. Number 3, 1978.
Underground comix.
Kent Robertson, Gary Arlington, Kalman Ben Abraham, and Don Donahue. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Illustrated physics and metaphysics comix. Number 1, 1969; number 2, 1970.
Underground comix.
Kalman Ben Abraham and Gary Arlington. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Oversized single page ad for issue number 2 of The New Gravity. Two copies, 1970.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics, Inc. Science fiction adventure comics.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: Eric Fromm. Single page comix from many genres. Numbers 1-27, number 30.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. New York, NY: Moods Publishing Empire. Varied comix containing violence and nudity. Number 2, 1974; number 3, 1977.
Underground comix.
S. Clay Wilson. Single page black and white horror comic containing nudity. Two copies, circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Tim Boxell (editor), Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Humorous animal comix by underground artists including Tim Boxell, Richard Larson, George Metzger, and Hunt Emerson. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1977; number 2, 1979.
Kenneth P. Greene. Self-published. Counterculture humor comix. 1970.
Underground comix.
Bruce Walthers. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Social commentary humor comix. Number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Jay Kinney, Kim Deitch, Ned Sonntag, Justin Green, Larry Todd, Rory Hayes, and Rick Griffin. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Comix satirizing occultism. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Chris Rowley, Mick Farren (authors), and Chris Welch (illustrator). London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates Ltd. Post-apocalyptic action comic containing nudity. 1973.
Underground comix.
Reed Waller and Kate Worley. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Press, Inc. Sexually explicit animal dramas. Number 3, 1986; numbers 4-6, 1987; number 11, 1988.
Alternative comics.
Rick Veitch. Windsor ON, Canada: Preney Print and Litho Inc. 216 page superhero comic containing violence and nudity. 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Forestville, CA: Eclipse Books. Full color science fiction comics adapted from stories found in Isaac Asimov's "Science Fiction Magazine." 1990.
Nuclear comics.
Chester Gould. Prescott, AZ: Gladstone Publishing, Ltd. Full color reprints of early Dick Tracy comics. Number 2, 1990.
Sharon Rudahl. United Cartoon Workers. Eight page blue and red minicomic containing nudity.
Underground comix.
Mark Morrison. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Drama and humor comic. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Joyce Sutton and Chin Lively. Laguna Beach, CA: Nanny Goat Productions. Sexually explicit feminist dramas. 1973.
Underground comix.
Hideshi Hino. New York, NY: Blast Books. Bloody Japanese Manga comic influenced in part by the aftermath of the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. 1989.
Multiple contributors. Los Angeles, CA: MPS Corporation. Photos, articles, and illustrations reprinted from the counterculture free press. Volume 1, number 1, 1968.
John Aulenta. Seal Beach, CA: Self-published. Alien themed humor adventure comics. 1975.
Patricia Moodian, Charles Dallas, Larry Todd, Damon Knight, and Michael Smith. San Francisco: The Company & Sons. Violent and sexually explicit horror comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Craig Russell and Patrick C. Mason. Hayward, CA: Star Reach Productions. Full color fantasy comic. 1977.
Barry Siegel and Bruce Simon. Berkeley, CA: Self-published. Sexually explicit drama comic. 1980.
Barry Siegel and Bruce Simon. Berkeley, CA: Self-published. Humor dramas containing nudity. 1976.
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: The Golden Gate Publishing Company. Sexually explicit humor comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Mr. Self-published. Sexually explicit eight page minicomic. Two copies, 1972.
Underground comix.
Jay Lynch and Gary Whitney. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Social satire comics. Number 1, 1979; number 2, 1980; number 3, 1981.
Ripp. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Eight page religious satire minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
Leslie. Washington, D.C.: Domestic Relations Committee. Humor minicomic concerning racial inequality. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Bruce Jones (author), Ken Hooper (illustrator). El Cajon, CA: Blackthorne Publishing, Inc. Full color science fiction adventure comix. Numbers 1-3, 1988.
Nuclear comics.
Charles Marshall (author). Westlake, CA: Adventure Comics. Science fiction adventure comics.
Nuclear comics.
Roland Mann (author), Darren Goodhart, and Bruce McCorkindale (illustrators). Westlake, CA: Adventure Comics. The first in a four-part science fiction adventure miniseries. Number 1, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Robert Crumb. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sadistic social satire comix containing nudity. 1969.
Underground comix.
S. Clay Wilson. San Francisco, CA: Co-op press. Violent and sexually explicit horror comix. 1974.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Lansing, MI: Power Comics Company. Superhero and fantasy comics. Numbers 2-3, 1977.
Barba Kutzner. Milwaukee, WI: Common Woman Press, Dissemination Studios. Social commentary comics. 1976.
Joel Beck. Berkeley, CA: Go Broke Press. Sociopolitical commentary comic credited as being one of the first
Underground comix. 1966.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Violent and sexually explicit humor, horror, and social commentary comix, all starring Don Dohler’s character, Projunior. Contributors include Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Jayzey Lynch, Trin
Multiple contributors. San Jose, CA: Promethean Enterprises. Large format comics of previously unpublished sketches. Contributors include Rick Griffin, Robert Crumb, George Metzger, John Thompson, Nand Al Williamson. Contains violence and nudity. Number 1
David Anderson and Nancy Senauke. Self-published. Eight page mythic action minicomic. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Art Vient and Sean Slagstrom. Redlands, CA: Crystal Egg Productions. Violent and sexually explicit counterculture comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Charles Dallas. San Francisco, CA: The Company & Sons. Violent and sexually explicit horror comix. Number 1, 1972; number 2, 1973; number 3, 1974.
Underground comix.
Garth Ennis (author) and Richard Corben (illustrator). New York, NY: Marvel Comics. Post-apocalyptic action comic. Number 1, 2004.
Nuclear comics.
Rich Chidlaw, George Di Caprio, and Jim Himes. Hollywood, CA: Icelandic Codpiece Comic Studio, Pooo Bear Productions. Sexually explicit humor comix. 1975.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Chicago, IL: Adam’s Apple Distributing Company, Bijou Publishing Empire. Sexually explicit humor comix with contributions by artists including Jayzey Lynch, Skip Williamson, and George Hansen. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Hayward, CA: Star Reach Productions. Humor and adventure animal comics. Number 1, 1976; numbers 2-6, 1977.
Peter Poplaski and Dale Kuipers. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Productions. Experimental fantasy comix. 1970.
Underground comix.
Leonard Rifas. Berkeley, CA: Quoz. Experimental animal comix. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Reprint of a 1964 Fritz the Cat comic. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Nick Thorkelson and James O'Brian. Cambridge, MA: Self-published. An illustrated alternative history of America. Volume 7, number 3, 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Comix espousing radical thinking and containing violence and nudity. Contributors include Gilbert Shelton, Jaxon, S. Clay Wilson, Rory Hayes, and Rick Griffin. Volume 3, number 1, 1969.
Undergro
Art Spiegelman (editor), Multiple contributors. New York, NY: The Penguin Group. 190 pages of violent, sexually explicit, and experimental comix. Volume 2, number 2, 1990.
Alternative comics.
Multiple contributors. Pullman, WA: Self-published. Counterculture comix drawn by Pullman area artists. Circa 1970.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Violent and sexually explicit counterculture comix by artists including Bill Griffith, Art Spiegelman, Justin Green, Kim Deitch, Joel Beck, and S. Clay Wilson. Number 1, 1971; number 2, 1973.
Un
Jaxon. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp, Inc. “The true story of Juan N. Seguin and his fight for Texas independence.” 1979.
Underground comix.
Jaxon. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp, Inc. “Young Quanah Parker and the Texas Comanches during the turbulent civil war years.” Contains violence and nudity. 1977.
Underground comix.
Smad. Self-published. Eight page minicomic concerning the dangers of marijuana. 1972.
Underground comix.
David E. Boswell. Vancouver BC, Canada: Self-published. Action and drama comic. 1980.
Ric Sloane. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Humor comix by artists including Gilbert Shelton, Bill Griffith, Ted Richards, Joel Beck, Foolbert Sturgeon, Spain, Trina, and Dave Sheridan. Sexually explicit.
Underground comix.
San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Counterculture periodical containing comix and feature articles. Sexually explicit. Volume 1, numbers 1-2, 1972,
Underground comix.
Chris Welch. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates Ltd. Violent rock and roll satire comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1973; number 2, 1974.
Underground comix.
Richard Corben. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Fantasy adventure comic containing nudity. 1971.
Underground comix.
Rory Hayes, Jayzey Lynch, Kim Deitch, Jay Kinney, Art Spiegelman, Sam Cornell, Jim Siergey, Don Dohler, and Lou Pearson. Chicago, IL: Bijou Publishing Empire, Inc. Humor comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Michael J. and Robbie Lawso. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit comix concerning politics, race, and drugs. Number 1, 1971; number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Trina. Self-published. 12 page black and white mystery comic. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Dave Geiser. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit modern drama. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Compendium of often violent and sexually explicit comix by artists including Robert Crumb, Rory Hayes, Jaxon, Jim Osborne, Dave Sheridan, S. Clay Wilson, Spain, Trina, Kim Deitch, and Larry Welz. Number 1-2, 1970; San Francisco, CA:
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: Publisher unknown. New Age newsprint periodical containing poetry, prose, articles, and illustrations. Volume 1, numbers 9-10, 1967; number 12, 1968.
Matt Howarth. Toronto ON, Canada: Vortex Comics, Inc. Humor and medieval fantasy. Number 8, 1988.
Nuclear comics.
Dwight Decker, Barking Dog, John Pound, Mike Royer, Scott Shaw, and Steve Sherman. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Humor comix containing nudity. 1973.
Underground comix.
Trina Robbins. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Drama and adventure comic containing nudity. 1977.
Underground comix.
Vaughn Bodé. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. New Age philosophical comic featuring the character of Cheech Wizard and containing nudity. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Counterculture newsprint periodical for Washington State University students containing poetry, prose, articles, reviews, and illustrations. Five unnumbered issues, circa 1970.
Multiple contributors. Counterculture newsprint periodical for Washington State University students containing poetry, prose, articles, and illustrations. Number 1, 1978.
Timothy Truman (author), Rick Veitch, Stephen Bissette, and Sam Parsons (illustrators). Guerneville, CA: Eclipse Comics. Violent action adventure comics printed in full color. Numbers 15-21, 1987.
Nuclear comics.
William Rankin. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates Ltd. Sexually explicit social commentary and humor comic. Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Jim Himes. Long Beach, CA: C. P. Family Publishers. Sexually explicit educomic for children. Signed by the author, 1974.
Underground comix.
Howard Chaykin. New York, NY: DC Comics Inc. Full color action miniseries entitled "Blood and Judgment." 1987.
Gerard Jones (author) and David Cody Weiss (illustrator). New York, NY: DC Comics Inc. Full color adventure comic. Number 1, 1989.
Kim Deitch. Seattle, WA: Fantagraphics Books, Inc. Violent drama set in the early 20th century. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1989.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Violent science fiction stories. Numbers 1-2, 1988; numbers 3-9; 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Violent and sexually explicit humor comix by artists including Art Spiegelman, Jay Kinney, Rory Hayes, Bill Griffith, and Willy Murphy. Number 1, 1973; Aspen, CO: Head Press. Number 2, 1974; Saugerties, NY: Family Fun.
Under
Justin Green. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Humor comix containing nudity. 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates Ltd. Varied comix by British artists. Sexually explicit. 1973.
Underground comix.
T. Mancusi. Gollinkambi Productions. Violent eight page black and white minicomic containing nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Violent and sexually explicit horror comix by artists including Spain, Greg Irons, Jaxon, and Kim Deitch. Number 1, 1970; San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Number 2, 1970; number 3, 1971; numbers 4-6, 1972; Berkeley, CA: Last Ga
Brendan Faulkner, Gary Terry, and Seth Deitch. White Plains, NY: Pulp Mania Inc. Violent noir adventure comic containing nudity. Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Kim Deitch. San Francisco, CA: Cartoonists' Co-Op Press. Sexually explicit tales from the lives of former Hollywood stars. Number 1, 1974.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Violent and sexually explicit horror, science fiction, fantasy, and humor comix. Contributors include Dave Sheridan, Rory Hayes, Richard Corben, Greg Irons, Gilbert Shelton, and Robert Crumb. Numbers 1-2, 19
Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Social commentary comix containing nudity. Numbers 1-2, 1970; number 3, 1972.
Underground comix.
Gregg Miller. San Francisco, CA: Artists At Large. Sexually explicit psychedelia and surrealism comix. Number 1, 1973; number 2, 1975.
Underground comix.
Skip Williamson. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Short social commentary comix authored between 1968 and 1979. Contains nudity. 1979.
Underground comix.
Denis Kitchen (editor), multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Varied violent and sexually explicit comix by artists including Art Spiegelman, Robert Crumb, Grass Green, Jayzey Lynch, Harvey Kurtzman, and Tim Boxell. Numbers 1-3,
Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson. Princeton, WI. Sexually explicit humor. Number 1, 1968; numbers 2-3, 1969.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit humor. 1980.
Underground comix.
Joel Beck. Point Richmond, CA: Apple Mark Publishing Company. Sexually explicit and surrealist coloring book. 1971.
Underground comix.
Rob Landeros, Michael J., and Shelby. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit humor. 1973.
Underground comix.
Barry Cunningham (editor), Bill Leach, Scot Steele, and Tim Estrada (illustrators). Kelseyville, CA: County Comix Group. Varied comics interspersed with regional advertisements. 1982.
San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Comic Book Company. Black and white sexually explicit fantasy minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
Bill Spangler (author), Fred Perry, and Terry Palot (illustrators). Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Science fiction adventure comics. Numbers 1-2, 1990.
Warren Greenwood. Hollywood, CA: The Greenwood Organization. Intergalactic action comic containing nudity. Number 1, 1978.
Underground comix.
Jim Pinkoski. Berkeley, CA: Comics and Comix. Sexually explicit science fiction and fantasy comix. Number 1, 1974; number 2, 1975.
Underground comix.
Ron Roach, Thomas Byrd, Jim Pinkoski, and Ed Verreaux. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Science fiction, fantasy, myth, and violent humor. Contains nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
Justin Green. San Francisco, CA: Self-published. Eight page minicomic containing nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
Jeff Jones. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Fantasy and horror comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Susan Morris and John Thompson. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Elaborate New Age surrealism and fantasy comix containing nudity.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Reprints of 1930s through 1950s comics, each issue on a theme. Numbers 2-3, 1988; number 4, 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Ronald Lipking, Joel Beck, and J. Osborne. Varied sexually explicit humor comix. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. 1969.
Underground comix.
Will Eisner. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Press. Full color murder mystery comic from a series that began in the 1940s. Number 2, 1983.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Hayward, CA: Star Reach Productions. Adventure comics, predominantly science fiction and fantasy. Contains nudity.
Michael Leonard. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press. Star Wars animal parody. 1978.
Skip Williamson, Tom James, and Scott Becker. Chicago, IL: The Adam's Apple Distributing Company. Sexually explicit drug humor. Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb, Rory Hayes, Becky Wilson, Spain, Edna Jundis, Will Eisner, Rick Griffin, and S. Clay Wilson. San Francisco, CA: San Francisco Comic Book Company. Twelve page sexually explicit minicomic. Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Sparta, IL: National Periodical Publications Inc. Full color children's science fiction adventures. Number 144, 1962; number 217, 1969; number 242, 1973.
Nuclear comics.
Bruce Bolinger. Auburn, CA: Rip Off Press. Social commentary comic containing nudity. Number 1, 1989.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Birmingham, UK: The Arts Lab Press. Counterculture comix and articles. Number 3, 1977.
Underground comix.
Alan Grant (author) and C. Ezquerra (illustrator). Tom's River, NJ: S. Q. P. Inc. Full color science fiction action comic. Number 18, 1988.
Nuclear comics.
Larry Hancock (author), Michael Cherkas, John Van Bruggen (illustrators). Long Beach, CA: Renegade Press. Comic tales of Atomic Age suburban paranoia. Number 4, 1988.
Spain. Violent and sexually explicit urban action comix starring the biker antihero, "Trashman." Number 1, 1970; number 2, 1972; San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press. Number 3, 1976; San Francisco, CA: Saving Grace.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco Bay Area newsprint periodical with color comix on its covers and counterculture articles inside. Sexually explicit. Volume 1, numbers 1-7, 1972.
Underground comix.
Al Davoren, Ira Harmon, John Arthur Williams, Will Meugniot, and Bob Sidebottom. San Jose, CA: California Comics. Sexually explicit superhero action comic. Number 1, 1977.
Underground comix.
Carl Spann, Dexter Kelly, and Mike Gill. San Francisco, CA: Atlantis Pictures. Photo-based religious satire. Volume 1, Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Paul Kupperberg, Ed Hannigan (authors), Curt Swan, and Al Williamson (illustrators). New York, NY: DC Comics Inc. In this issue, Superman stops mutual nuclear destruction of the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Number 408, 1985.
Nuclear comics.
Bob Rozakis, Curt Swan, Don Heck, Frank McLaughlin, Al Vey, John Beatty, and Dick Giordano (illustrators). New York, NY: DC Comics Inc. Comic adaptation of the movie, "Superman IV: The Quest for Peace." 1987.
Nuclear comics.
Louise Simonson, Curt Swan, and Jon Bogdanove. New York, NY: DC Comics Inc. Number 5, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Paris, France: Presses de la Bûcherie. Varied violent and sexually explicit comics in French by both European and American artists. Number 1-3, 1976.
Underground comix.
Ronald F. Ladwell, Tom Lewis, and R. Ledwell. Weymouth, MA: Survival Art Press. Post-apocalyptic survival drama. Numbers 1-2, 1981.
Nuclear comics.
Paul Gillian. New York, NY: Catalan Communications. Sexually explicit post-apocalyptic adventure comic translated from French and printed in full color. Number 1, 1990; number 2, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Frolich. New Orleans, LA: Big Muddy Comics. Counterculture comix containing nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
George Hansen. Chicago, IL: The Adam's Apple Distributing Company. Varied short humor comix. Sexually explicit. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: S.U.P.E.R.B. Sexually explicit comic prepared for the 1974 Berkeley comic convention. Contains short works by Rick Griffin, Trina, and Kim Deitch. Volume 2, number 2, 1974.
Underground comix.
Russ Jones and Bhob Stewart. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Violent and sexually explicit Tales From the Crypt parody about obesity. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, Gary Grimshaw, Carl Lundgren, and Vaughn Bodé. Russ Gibb Productions. Humor and psychedelia comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1969.
Underground comix.
Roger Brand (editor), Spain, Dave Geiser, Kim Deitch, Simon Deitch, Justin Green, Bill Griffith, Rory Hayes, Paul Rogers, and S. Clay Wilson (illustrators). Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit comedy and horror. Number 1, 1971; number 2, 1973.
Larry Todd. San Francisco, CA: The Company & Sons. Science fiction action comic containing nudity. 1970.
Underground comix.
Bill Griffith. Sexually explicit social commentary comix starring Toad and Zippy the Pinhead. Number 2, 1971; Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Number 3, 1973; San Francisco, CA: The Cartoonists' Co-op Press.
Underground comix.
David Drake (author), Rod Whigham, Les Dorscheid, and Gerald Forton. Chicago, IL: First Publishing Inc. Full color comic pitting NATO forces against Soviet invaders in Western Europe. Numbers 1-6, 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Jayzey Lynch, Denis Kitchen, Dan Clyne, Justin Green, Jim Mitchell, Joel Beck, and Don Glassford. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Sexually explicit counterculture comedy. Number 1, 1971; number 2, 1972.
Underground comix.
Michael Krueger, Skip Williamson, Jayzey Lynch, Tom James, and Scott Becker. Chicago, IL: The Adam's Apple Distributing Company. Sexually explicit counterculture comedy. Volume 1, Number 1, 1972.
Underground comix.
Jaxon. San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp. An illustrated history of war between whites and Native Americans. 1980.
Underground comix.
John Arcudi (author), Chris Warner, Paul Guinan, Karen Casey-Smith, and Chris Chalendor (illustrators). Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics, Inc. Full color four-part Terminator miniseries dubbed "The Tempest." Volume 1, numbers 1-4, 1990.
Nuclear co
Multiple contributors. Chicago, IL: Now Comics. Full color Terminator science fiction series.
Nuclear comics.
James Robinson (author) and Matt Wagner (illustrator). Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics, Inc. Full color single issue special with pop-out center. 1991.
James Robinson (author), Paul Gulacy, Karl Kesel, and Gregory Wright (illustrators). Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics, Inc. Full color four-part Terminator miniseries. Numbers 1-3, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Ron Fortier (author), Alexander Ros (illustrator). Chicago, IL: Now Comics. Full color five-part Terminator miniseries. Volume 2, numbers 1-5, 1990.
Nuclear comics.
Ian Edginton (author), Vince Giarrano, and Simon Bisley (illustrators). Milwaukie, OR: Dark Horse Comics, Inc. Full color four-part Terminator miniseries. Numbers 1-4, 1992.
Nuclear comics.
Gregory Wright and Klaus Janson. New York, NY: Marvel Comics. Three-part Marvel adaptation of the first Terminator sequel. Numbers 1-3, 1991.
Doug Moench (author) and Mike Ploog (illustrator). Westlake Village, CA: Adventure Comics. Numbers 1-2, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Gilbert Shelton and Dave Sheridan. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Compilation of Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers comix that appeared in High Times and Playboy between 1974 and 1978. Contains nudity. 1978.
Underground comix.
Kenneth Greene. San Francisco, CA: Self-published. Political, social, and drug humor. Sexually explicit. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Pullman, WA: Palouse Empire. Counterculture newsprint periodical for Washington State University students containing interviews, articles, and illustrations. Volume 1, numbers 1-3, 1970.
Kim Deitch, Simon Deitch, Spain, Bill Griffith, Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Jim Osborne, and Greg Irons. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Violent and sexually explicit horror comix. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Hunt Emerson. San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, Inc. Action humor comic. 1981.
Lyn Chevali, Chin Lively, and Joyce Sutton. Laguna Beach, CA: Nanny Goat Productions. Sexually explicit humor comix. Number 1, 1972; number 2, 1976; number 4, 1977; number 5, 1979; number 6, 1980.
Underground comix.
R. S. Cavey-KV and Larry Knapp. Self-published. Sexually explicit juvenile humor. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Kenneth Greene. San Francisco, CA: Self-published. Drug humor comix with animal characters. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Ted Richards, Gary Hallgren, Dan O'Neill, Shary Flenniken, and Bobby London. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp Eco-Funnies. Sexually explicit fables and stories. Back cover outlines the Disney court case against the artists. 1971.
Underground comix.
Mark Fisher and Andy Poynor. Cambridge, MA: 2 Guys Publishing. Science fiction, psychedelia, and humor comix containing nudity. 1980.
Scotty and Ripp. Self-published. 12-page black and white poetry minicomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates. Illustrated tale of the obscenity case brought against Bloom Publications. Sexually explicit. Circa 1973.
Underground comix.
Trina Robbins. Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Adult drama comix containing nudity. 1976.
Underground comix.
Dany Frolich. New Orleans, LA: Big Muddy Comics Refinery, Inc. Violent science fiction, fantasy, and humor. 1972.
Underground comix.
George Metzger. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Contains nudity. Number 1, 1972; number 2, circa 1973.
Underground comix.
Jim Osborne, Robert Crumb, Simon Deitch, Trina, Justin Green, Flaherty, and Bill Griffith. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Sexually explicit anti-heroin educomic. 1972.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. San Francisco, CA: Golden Gate Publishing Company. 24 nudes with clever captions created by artists including Jayzey Lynch, Robert Crumb, Rory Hayes, Justin Green, Spain, Trina, and Art Spiegelman. 1972.
Underground comix.
Neal Gleaton and Joseph Wight. Spokane, WA: Pork Chop Press. Action humor comic. Number 1, signed by the authors on inside cover, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Aline Kominsky and Diane Noomin. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Sexually explicit social commentary comic. 1976.
Underground comix.
Ted Richards and Willy Murphy. San Francisco, CA: Saving Grace. Short situational comedy comic strips. 1976.
Underground comix.
Dave Geiser. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Politicized humor and horror comix containing nudity. Number 1, 1970; number 2, 1971.
Underground comix.
Jud Green. Pouch Epics. Humorous minicomic guide to becoming an underground artist. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
S. Clay Wilson. San Francisco, CA: Keith Green. Cluttered violent and sexually explicit horror comix. Number 1, circa early 1970s; number 2, 1975.
Underground comix.
Jaxon, Richard Corben, Kim Deitch, and Greg Irons. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press. Sexually explicit horror comix. Number 1, 1971.
Underground comix.
Gary Winnick and Frank Cirocco (editors), multiple contributors. San Jose, CA: Horizon Zero Graphiques. Science fiction and fantasy comics. 1976.
Harlan Ellison and Richard Corben. Violent adventures of a boy and his dog. Number 1, 1987; number 2, 1988; Hollywood, CA: Mad Dog Graphics. Full color "special," 1989; New York, NY: St. Martin's Press.
Nuclear comics.
Paul Simmons. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates Ltd. Noir styled science fiction adventures. 1973.
Underground comix.
Judith Dunworth. Self-published. New Age minicomic printed on pink paper. 1972.
Underground comix.
Richard Corben, Al Davis, Nicola Cuti, Otto Binder, Landon Chesney, and Jesse Santos. Los Angeles, CA: The Los Angeles Comic Book Company. Horror, science fiction, and fantasy comix printed in full color. Contains nudity. 1972.
Underground comix.
William Gaines. Great Neck, NY: East Coast Comics, Inc. Reprint of a science fiction series from 1950-1953. Number 13, 1973.
Multiple contributors. Milwaukee, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Interviews, articles, and comix concerning unusual topics. Violent and sexually explicit. Volume 1, number 1, 1974; number 2, 1978.
Underground comix.
Dennis Cunningham (editor), multiple contributors. San Jose, CA: Weirdom Publications. Varied counterculture comix containing violence and nudity. Number 14, 1971.
Underground comix.
Trina Robbins (creator). Women's sexually explicit stories by artists including Trina Robbins, Sharon Rudahl, Joyce Farmer, and Joey Epstein. Number 1, 1976; Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Enterprises. Number 2, 1978; San Francisco, CA: Last Gasp.
Un
Steve Ditko. Las Vegas, NV: Bruce Hershenson. Offbeat action stories. 1975.
Underground comix.
Jaxon. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Illustrated narrative of the captivity of Cynthia Ann Parker among the Comanche. Contains nudity. 1977.
Underground comix.
R. A. Jones and Malcolm Hee. Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Violent and sexually explicit anime-style action adventures set 75 years in the future. Numbers 2-4, 1990; numbers 5-6, 1991.
Nuclear comics.
Aysof and Wiley Spade. San Francisco, CA: Ful-Horne Productions. Interracial sex and humor comic. Sexually explicit. Volume 1, Number 1, 1975.
Underground comix.
Evan Dorkin (author). Newbury Park, CA: Eternity Comics. Post-apocalyptic mutant action comics. Numbers 1-3, 1988; numbers 6-10, 1989.
Nuclear comics.
Multiple contributors. Sexually explicit women's liberation comix by artists including Trina Robbins, Michelle Brand, Aline Kominsky, and Sharon Rudahl. Number 1, 1972; numbers 2-3, 1973; number 4, 1974; numbers 5-6, 1976; number 7, 1977; number 8, 1983;
Chuck Dixon (author) and Jorge Zaffino (illustrator). Forestville, CA: Eclipse Comics. Violent full color action adventures in a winter wasteland. Containing nudity. Number 1, 1987; numbers 2-3, 1988.
Nuclear comics.
Bill Pearson, Jeff Jones, Wally Wood, Garika, Steve Ditko, and Gray Morrow. New York City, NY; Wonderful Publishing Company. Experimental science fiction, fantasy, and politics comix as well as an interview with Will Eisner. Number 6, 1969.
Underg
Armando and Joana Zegri. San Francisco, CA: Wolfman Comix. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Multiple contributors. Sparta, IL: National Periodical Publications, Inc. Superman and Batman adventure series dating back to 1941. Number 175, 1968.
Multiple contributors. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint. Landmark underground series featuring sexually explicit and sometimes violent comix in a wide array of genres. Number 16, 1969; numbers 18-19, 1970; number 21, 1971; numbers 22-23, 1972; numbers 24-25,
Bill Griffith and Jay Kinney (creators). Varied sexually explicit comix sometimes printed in full color. Artists include Robert Crumb, Kim Deitch, Art Spiegelman, and Spain. San Francisco, CA: Co & Sons; number 1, 1970. Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint; numbe
Robert Crumb. San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties. Sexually explicit humor comix. 1971.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, Victor Moscoso, Gilbert Shelton, Rick Griffin, Spain, and Robert Williams. All Nite Comix. Sexually explicit minicomic of collaborations between Zap artists. 1974.
Underground comix.
Robert Crumb, Rick Griffin, Spain Rodriguez, Gilbert Shelton, and Jaxon. Self-published. Single page illustrations and photos compiled into a 12 page black and white minicomic. Contains nudity. Circa 1970s.
Underground comix.
Crumb, Wilson, Moscoso, Shelton, Griffin, Spain, and Williams. Perhaps the most popular underground series of the era, Zap is a mix of uncensored comix from artists who became leaders of the underground scene. Violent and sexually explicit. Number 6, 1973
Multiple contributors. London, UK: Cozmic Comics, H. Bunch Associates. Varied counterculture comix by British artists. Sexually explicit. Number 1, 1973.
Underground comix.
Art Spiegelman. San Francisco, CA: The San Francisco Comic Book Company. Instructional minicomic for aspiring illustrators. 1972.
Underground comix.
Bill Griffith. Intelligent social commentary comix starring Zippy the Pinhead. Contains nudity. San Francisco, CA: Rip Off Press, Inc; number 1, 1977; number 2, 1978. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp, Inc; number 3, 1980.
Underground comix.
Franco Bonvi. Grenoble, France: Èditions Jacques Glènat. Violent post-apocalyptic humor comics containing nudity. 1979.
Nuclear comics.
Rand Holmes. Vancouver BC, Canada: Georgia Straight. Sexually explicit counterculture commentary comix. 1972.
Underground comix.
Art Spiegelman and Françoise Mouly (editors), multiple contributors. New York, NY: Pantheon Books. Compilation of earlier RAW comix containing violence and nudity. 1987.
Alternative comics.
Justin Green. Berkeley, CA: Last Gasp. Social commentary comic containing nudity. 1976.
Underground comix.
James Pinkoski. San Francisco, CA: Comics and Comix. Gender bending fantasy comic containing nudity. Number 3, 1976.
Underground comix.