Chicago, IL: The Bijou Publishing Empire, Inc./The Print Mint, 1970. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. The fourth number of this golden-age exemplar of underground comix features several works by Robert Crumb, including a Mr. Natural episode & "Projunior and Honeybunch" (outrageously scatological even for him); Daniel Clyne, Kim Deitch & Skip Williamson. This is the first printing, indicated by "Hey Kids! Adults Only!" in red lettering above title on front cover;... More about Bijou Funnies No. 4

Frankfurt, Germany: Zweitausendeins, 1989. First Edition. Hard Cover in Slipcase. Another of the elusive R. Crumb sketchbooks published in Germany. With translation booklet. Hardcover in cardboard slipcase. Complete with the original Crumb-illustrated wrapping paper present (slightly torn). A must for the serious R. Crumb collector. As New. More about R. Crumb Sketchbook 1983 to 1987

R. Crumb. Amsterdam, Holland: Oog and Blik, 1996. First edition. Print. The Duke of Ook is a limited edition silkscreen print published in an edition of 150 numbered copies signed by R. Crumb. This is copy# 148/150. This image of piano man Alan Seidler appears in the Crumb Record Cover book. Approx. 24" x 28" and printed in Holland. In very fine condition, with only some creasing along the white... More about Duke of Ook

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties, 1968. First Printing (Charles Plymell Edition). Stapled Wrappers. This is the very first printing of Zap Comix No.1, which inaugurated the "underground comix" phenomenon, a highlight of the 1960s counterculture. Robert Crumb illustrated & wrote the entire issue, his subversive genius broke all barriers. Mr. Natural, the "Keep on Truckin'..." figures & other images that made their debut here have resonated in the collective consciousness... More about Zap Comix No. 1

San Francisco, CA: The Print Mint, 1969. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. From the fevered mind & pen of Robert Crumb comes this iconic underground comix classic. Beckoning the reader to "Plunge into the Depths of Despair," it is the essence of ennui, liberally sprinkled with outrageous sexuality, as only Crumb can depict. A landmark work of the golden age of the counterculture, when all barriers were broken for a turned-on... More about Despair

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties/The Print Mint, 1969. Second printing. Stapled Wrappers. Originally drawn & written by Robert Crumb in October 1967 before all the other numbers in the iconic Zap series, Zap Comix No. 0 was lost, (photocopies) recovered, re-touched & first published in late 1968 between Zap Comix numbers 2 & 3. With revolutionary content including "Mr. Natural in Death Valley" & "City of the Future" that have... More about Zap Comix No. 0

San Francisco, CA: The Rip Off Press, 1970. Third Printing. Stapled Wrappers. The second & last number of the golden age underground comic entirely written & illustrated by Robert Crumb. In this work of twisted genius, Crumb's struggle between presenting a truly feminist character in the form of Lenore Goldberg & her Girl Commandos, & the un-self-censored expression of his fetishistic-misogynist fantasies is especially pronounced, as the naked amazon Goldberg... More about Motor City Comics No. 2

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties/San Francisco Comic Book Company, 1971. Third Printing. Stapled Wrappers. The first issue of the classic underground comic entirely devoted to one of Robert Crumb's most memorable creations- Mr. Natural. With many misadventures of the most outrageous & politically incorrect variety; & a fascinating three-page story, illustrated but largely in text, of "The Origins of Mr. Natural." Originally published in August 1970, this is the third... More about Mr. Natural No. 1

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties/The Print Mint, 1969. Second Printing (?). Stapled Wrappers. The notorious small-format (5"x7") booklet from the golden age of underground comix, the most provocative production of that era along with its cohorts Felch, Pork & Snatch. With over-the-top depictions of sexual fantasies & obsessions by Robert Crumb, Rick Griffin, Spain Rodriguez, S. Clay Wilson & other primary writer-illustrators of the 1960s countercultural heyday. Crumb's front &... More about Jiz Comics

Robert Williams. Seattle, WA: Fantagraphics Books, Inc., 1997. First Edition. Hardcover. Signed to Charles Plymell by Robert Williams A large, lavish production surveying the art of Robert Williams, cult conjurer of images that are truly sui generis, incorporating a panoply of high & low cultural references into a jarring maniacal stew. Williams is also the founder of the renowned monthly art periodical, Juxtapoz. This first edition has a very special... More about Malicious Resplendence: The Paintings of Robt. Williams

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties/The Print Mint, 1968. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. This second number of the iconic series of underground comix features the work of Robert Crumb & introduces Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso & S. Clay Wilson. A record-breaking milestone of "Adults Only!!" political incorrectness, provocation & psychedelia that continues to resonate in the collective consciousness of global art & culture. This is a first printing, as indicated by... More about Zap Comix No. 2

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties/The Print Mint, 1969. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. This third number of the iconic series of underground comix features the work of Robert Crumb, Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, S. Clay Wilson & introduces Gilbert Shelton (the nine-page epic "Wonder Wart-Hog"). The impact of the early Zap Comix cannot be overstated, & continues to resonate in our art & culture. Presented as a "Special 69 Issue" featuring... More about Zap Comix No. 3

San Francisco, CA: Apex Novelties/The Print Mint, 1973. First Printing. Stapled Wrappers. This sixth number of the iconic series of underground comix features the work of Robert Crumb (two Mr. Natural episodes & more), Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, Spain Rodriguez, Gilbert Shelton (front cover illustration), Robert Williams & S. Clay Wilson. "Over Two Years in the Making!" as declared at top left corner of front cover, another among the now-classic... More about Zap Comix No. 6