ZAP Comix No. 9 Tenth Anniversary Issue!

Robert Crumb

S. Clay Wilson

Gilbert Shelton

Victor Moscoso

Spain Rodriguez

Robert, Williams

Rick Griffin

Last Gasp

The tenth issue of Zap Comix from 1982 Starts off with the collaborative comic Toe Jam Comix and then sweeps through 50 pages of underground classics. Includes adventures with Coochy Cooty, Oat Willie, Captain Pussgums and old R. Crumb Himself and his Troubles with Women. Wrap-around color cover art by Victor Moscoso.

ZAP Comix No. 10

Mrs. Aline Kominsky-Crumb takes over as editor with this issue and she makes a few changes! ...but not many. It's the same old Weirdo, but more so. Eight extra pages and a few more X chromosomes. Exiting editor Peter Bagge opens the issue with "A Warning". Mr. Crumb gives us a ten page installment of Mode O'day. Justin Green provides a four page illustrated confessional "The Second Time Around". New editor Aline delivers nine pages of comics. The late Dori Seda presents the memorable wet dog story "Cleanliness is next to Dogliness. Spain hands in a Big Bitch strip. The issue closes with film director Terry Zwigoff's eight page "The Valmor Story". Sweet Georgia Brown! Short strips come from Diane Noomin, Michael Doogan, Linda Crothers, and Carol Tyler. Also of note is an ad for the Pee Dog 2 comic.Color Covers, black and white interior. Cover art by Robert Crumb (Front) and Terry Zwigoff (Back).

Weirdo No. 18

Peter Bagge

Diane Noomin

Justin Green

Aline Kominsky-Crumb

Michael Dougan

Dori Seda

Terry Zwigoff

Carol Tyler

Comics & Graphic Novels

From 1974, it's the fat and juicy seventh issue of the premier Underground Comic. The Contents: Sangrella by Spain The Adventure's of Fat Freddy's Cat by Gilbert Shelton Mr. Natural Meets "The Kid" &amp; R. Crumb Presents R. Crumb by Robert Crumb Hookin' &amp; Jabbin' with Zeak the Zuke &amp; 'The Mentor in the Mason Jar' by Robt. Williams Futuristic Glimpse, Rough Trade Lib &amp; More by S. Claw Wilson Untitled strips by Rick Griffin and Victor Moscoso Started in 1968 by Robert Crumb who drew the two first issues (#0 &amp; 1), Zap Comix introduced readers to the new genre of Underground Comix. The first five issues defined the scope of the new art, inspired by but completely detached from any previous comic style, Zap artists became the reference for a new generation of cartoonists. Crumb, S. Clay Wilson, V. Moscoso, R. Griffin, G. Shelton, Spain Rodriguez and R. Williams changed the face of comics, lifting them from the confines of the Comics Code to the rank of recognized art form. Color Covers, black and white interior. Cover art by Spain Rodriguez (Front) and Victor Moscoso (Back). Inside cover art by S. Claw Wilson.

ZAP Comix Number 7

Smart Mouth: Poetry & Prose

Literature & Fiction

WritersCorps

Nina Paley

Joe Sorren

Anson Jew

Gabrielle Gamboa

Derek Kirk

Poetry

Writers Corps

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