A visit to Tulsa Ok 1920 opens the eyes of Super Son and his mommy. They are surprised and delighted at the richness and prosperity of this All black community. Sadness erupts in the town but like always Blacks prevail and rebuild.

Super Son: visits Black Wall Street (1)

Children's Books

Green, Justin

Green, Tomisha

Biographies

Tomisha Green

Black and white jumbo-sized comic from the legendary cartoonist Justin Green.\nThe oversize pages allow the reader to fully appreciate Green's artwork.\nIncludes stories with Binky Brown and Rowdy Noody, as well as the baseball classic "Right Field" (Read it and weep).\nThe center spread is the masterpiece 'The Gates of Purgatory.'\nAlso printed in large format is the complete five-part serial of "We Fellow Traveleers" where Justin and his brother and alter-ego Babyface find themselves trapped in the Saw-Church of Profanity.\nOriginally published in 1976, this underground classic is now available!\n"a star of underground comics in the 1970s who channeled his Catholic guilt and childhood neuroses into “Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary,” a raw and intimate confessional epic that inspired cartoonists like Art Spiegelman to explore autobiographical subjects" -- The New York Times 
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/04/30/arts/justin-green-who-put-himself-into-his-underground-cartoons-dies-at-76.html

Sacred and Profane: Mortal and Venial Comic Stories

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Last Gasp

The 1971 classic where Binky Brown meets the Holy Virgin Mary. From one of the most influential cartoonists of all time, this collection oozes with stories and scenarios of Catholic guilt and leaves you reeling! These strips have influenced everyone from R. Crumb to Peter Bagge.

Binky Brown Sampler

In these full-color strips from Pulse! magazine, cartoon master Justin Green depicts the lives of some of music’s most outrageous legends, from old-time bluesmen to rock and roll icons. Whether it’s Robert Johnson’s deal with the devil or the drug-filled spiritual quest of Jim Morrison, Green’s visual style distills biographical information into entertaining eyefuls. “I love every stroke of his nervous pen, every tortured scratch he ever scrawled!” — R. Crumb

Music Legends

Humor & Entertainment

Last Gasp of San Francisco

In this 114-page softcover book, comic artist Justin Green captures monumental musical memories and odd and fascinating adventures in the lives of some of America's strangest and most beloved musicians, from old-time bluesmen to rock 'n roll icons, from Robert Johnson's deal with the devil to the drug-filled spiritual quest of Jim Morrison. These full page comics (over 100 separate stories, most are in full color, some are in black &amp; white) originally appeared in Tower Records' Pulse! magazine, and this collection contains comics from March 1992 through November 2002, starting with Benny Meets Charlie and ending with Ukelele Ike. Afterword by the San Francisco Chronicle's Joel Selvin.

Justin Green's Musical Legends: The Completed Comics from PULSE! Magazine

In these full-colour strips from Pulse! magazine, cartoon master Justin Green depicts the lives of some of music's most outrageous legends, from old-time bluesmen to rock and roll icons. Whether it's Robert Johnson's deal with the devil or the drug-filled spiritual quest of Jim Morrison, Green's visual style distills biographical information into entertaining eyfuls. Over 100 separate stories. With an afterword by author and San Francisco Chronicle rock music critic Joel Selvin.

Justin Green'S Music Legends

This is a collection of 72 cartoons by Justin Green featuring tips, tricks, and diatribes about the sign industry. Readers love the cartoon, which has been published monthly in Signs of the Times for nearly a decade.

Sign Game

Comic Strips

A lost classic of underground cartooning, Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary is Justin Green’s autobiographical portrayal of his struggle with religion and his own neuroses. Binky Brown is a young Catholic battling all the usual problems of adolescencepuberty, parents, and the fear that the strange ray of energy emanating from his private parts will strike a picture of the Virgin Mary. Deeply confessional, with artwork that veers wildly between formalist and hallucinogenic, Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary is the controversial masterpiece that invented the autobiographical graphic novel.

Binky Brown Meets the Holy Virgin Mary

McSweeney's

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