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There was scarcely an underground comics world before Robert Crumb's classic solo first issue of Zap. By Zap #2, he had begun assembling a Seven Samurai of the best, the fiercest, and the most stylistically diversified cartoonists to come out of the countercultural kiln. All of them were extremists of one sort or another, from biker-gang member Rodriguez to Christian surfer Griffin, but somehow they produced a decades-long collaboration: a mind-blowing anthology of abstract hallucination, throat-slashing social satire, and shocking sexual excess, that made possible the ongoing wave of…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2014Norton & Company, Incorporated, W. W. · 920 pages · 9781606997871
Comics & graphic novels, generalUnited states, fictionUnderground comic books, stripsComic books, stripsCartoonistsHistory and criticismPictorial American wit and humor