Contains a Classics Illustrated parody, and "Average Day on Mission Street" centerfold by Spain Rodriguez. Robert Crumb cover and art. Gilbert Shelton, Rick Griffith, Art Spiegelman, Kim Deitch, and Jay Lynch art. Adult content. Fogel's Underground Comix Price & Grading Guide NM- 9.2 value = $20.
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COVER DETAILS
Pencils:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
STORY DETAILS
Title:
Sawney Beane
Characters:
Sawney Beane
Synopsis:
Biographical details
Pages:
1.000
Script:
Jim Osborne
Pencils:
Jim Osborne
Inks:
Jim Osborne
Letters:
Jim Osborne
Notes:
Inside front cover. Number two of a series.
Pages:
0.670
Pencils:
Justin Green; Jay Kinney
Inks:
Justin Green; Jay Kinney
Letters:
typeset
Notes:
Letters from Harvey Kurtzman; Dale Lee Covert; Jon Buller; K. Tannenbaum; Patrick Rosenkranz; John Benson; and Al Greenier. No editorial responses.
Title:
Let's Talk Sense About This Here Modern America
Characters:
Robert Crumb
Synopsis:
Crumb rants about America
Pages:
5.000
Script:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Title:
#682 Places Of Particular Automotive Interest
Synopsis:
Motoring oddities
Pages:
1.000
Script:
Gilbert Shelton
Pencils:
Gilbert Shelton
Inks:
Gilbert Shelton
Letters:
Gilbert Shelton
Title:
Where Are They Now?
Synopsis:
A reporter learns about a practical joker
Pages:
4.000
Script:
Kim Deitch
Pencils:
Kim Deitch
Inks:
Kim Deitch
Letters:
Kim Deitch
Notes:
End credit reads 'Story by Fowlton Means, In Collaboration With Opal Dendrite'.
Title:
A Couch In the Sun- The Henri Rosseau Story
Characters:
Henri Rousseau; Alfred Jarry; Guillaume Apollinaire; Paul Gaugin; Edgar Degas; Pablo Picasso; Paul Cezanne; Puzzled Critic; Madame Epinal
Synopsis:
Biography of Henri Rousseau
Pages:
4.000
Script:
Bill Griffith
Pencils:
Bill Griffith
Inks:
Bill Griffith
Letters:
Bill Griffith
Title:
Nard 'n' Pat
Characters:
Nard; Pat
Synopsis:
There is a disagreement about smoking.
Pages:
1.000
Script:
Jay Lynch
Pencils:
Jay Lynch
Inks:
Jay Lynch
Letters:
Jay Lynch
Title:
Who Killed Lenny Bruce?
Characters:
Lenny Bruce; Paul Krassner
Synopsis:
Krassner rambles about his experiences with Lenny Bruce and criticizes the movie "Lenny."
Pages:
2.000
Script:
Paul Krassner
Pencils:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks:
Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters:
Robert Crumb; typeset
Synopsis:
A view down Mission Street, San Francisco, emphasizing pretty women on the sidewalks and crude young men in customized cars on the street.
Pages:
2.000
Script:
Spain Rodriguez
Pencils:
Spain Rodriguez
Inks:
Spain Rodriguez
Letters:
Spain Rodriguez
Notes:
Centerspread. "Dedicated to Lee Deveau".
Title:
La Cock A Roach Cho Cho
Characters:
Rita Markee
Synopsis:
Rita is lost in the jungle
Pages:
1.000
Script:
Michael McMillan
Pencils:
Michael McMillan
Inks:
Michael McMillan
Letters:
Michael McMillan
Title:
Back to Basics
Characters:
Arnold Peck
Synopsis:
Arnold goes to the country
Pages:
3.000
Script:
Willy Murphy
Pencils:
Willy Murphy
Inks:
Willy Murphy
Letters:
Willy Murphy
Characters:
Art Spiegelman
Synopsis:
Art Spiegelman dreams of being at a party and his mustache washing off.
Pages:
1.000
Script:
Art Spiegelman
Pencils:
Art Spiegelman
Inks:
Art Spiegelman
Letters:
Art Spiegelman
Title:
The Labor Theory of Value
Synopsis:
An unusual assignment for a sculptor.
Pages:
3.000
Script:
David Cohen
Pencils:
George Kuchar
Inks:
George Kuchar
Letters:
typeset
Notes:
Text story with four illustrations.
Title:
A Bitter Pill
Characters:
DiDi Glitz
Synopsis:
DiDi in hospital
Pages:
1.000
Script:
Diane Noomin
Pencils:
Diane Noomin
Inks:
Diane Noomin
Letters:
Diane Noomin
Title:
Goethe's Faust
Characters:
Projunior; Director; Comedian
Synopsis:
Does one have to compromise art?
Pages:
4.000
Script:
Justin Green
Pencils:
Justin Green
Inks:
Justin Green
Letters:
Justin Green
Title:
Neighborhood Movie
Synopsis:
A trip to the movies
Pages:
1.000
Script:
W. E. Hill
Pencils:
W. E. Hill
Inks:
W. E. Hill
Letters:
typeset
Title:
Television 'Round The Corner
Synopsis:
How television will change entertainment
Pages:
1.000
Script:
W. E. Hill
Pencils:
W. E. Hill
Inks:
W. E. Hill
Letters:
typeset
Title:
The Jazz Babies
Synopsis:
Jazz club afficianados
Pages:
1.000
Script:
W. E. Hill
Pencils:
W. E. Hill
Inks:
W. E. Hill
Letters:
typeset
Title:
Rick Shaw
Characters:
Rick Shaw
Synopsis:
American gung-ho imperialism
Pages:
0.500
Script:
Willy Murphy [as William Murphy]
Pencils:
Willy Murphy [as William Murphy]
Inks:
Willy Murphy [as William Murphy]
Letters:
Willy Murphy
Notes:
Pastiche of Milton Caniff signed as William Murphy.
Title:
Sir Plus Of Hollywood
Synopsis:
Modern day sex clothing
Pages:
0.500
Script:
Jay Kinney
Pencils:
Jay Kinney
Inks:
Jay Kinney
Letters:
Jay Kinney
Title:
On the Street with the Bunch Of Gibralter
Characters:
The Bunch
Synopsis:
People comment on the Bunch's figure
Pages:
0.500
Script:
Aline Kominsky
Pencils:
Aline Kominksy
Inks:
Aline Kominsky
Letters:
Aline Kominsky
Notes:
"Gibraltar" is spelled incorrectly in title.
Title:
Looking at the World Thru Rose Colored Glasses
Synopsis:
The perils of excess.
Pages:
0.500
Script:
Robert Armstrong [as Aldo & Bobbo]
Pencils:
Robert Armstrong [as Aldo & Bobbo]
Inks:
Robert Armstrong [as Aldo & Bobbo]
Letters:
Robert Armstrong [as Aldo & Bobbo]
Notes:
Aldo & Bobbo is Robert Armstrong
Synopsis:
odd monsters
Pages:
0.500
Script:
Rory Hayes
Pencils:
Rory Hayes
Inks:
Rory Hayes
Letters:
Rory Hayes
Characters:
Bill Griffith; Louie; Mr. Toad
Synopsis:
Bill's snooping is cut short.
Pages:
0.500
Script:
Bill Griffith
Pencils:
Bill Griffith
Inks:
Bill Griffith
Letters:
Bill Griffith
Title:
Day at the Circuits
Synopsis:
Circular strip about drinking and depression.
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