ZAP COMIX #15 UNDERGROUND COMIC BOOK
BY THE LEGENDARY ROBERT CRUMB
Although there were a few earlier books (the term underground comix hadn’t even been invented yet), Crumb’s Zap Comix is generally considered the one that started the whole underground comix movement.
Zap artists became the reference for a new generation of cartoonists, lifting them from the confines of the Comics Code to the rank of recognized art form.
a new 8 page Wonder Wart-Hog story from Gilbert Shelton (who also did one of the covers), a 9-pager from Spain, 10 pages from Victor Moscoso, various pages by S Clay Wilson, a 2-pager by Paul Mavrides (who also did one of the covers as well as an inside cover page), 10 pages by R. Crumb, and a 2-page jam by all of ’em including Robert Williams.
Artists:
Paul Mavrides - a1-a4, a16-a17+
Robert Crumb - a5-a14, a16-a17+
S. Clay Wilson - a15, a16-a17+, a20-a23, a26-a27
Spain Rodriguez - a16-a17+, b2, b11-b19
Victor Moscoso - a16-a17+, a18-a19, a24-a25, a28-a30, b20-22
Gilbert Shelton - a16-a17+, b1, b3-b8
Robert Williams - a16-a17+
Stories:
a2 - untitled
a3 - Jesus Christ
a5 - Walkin' The Streets
a15 - The Checkered Demon Drinks With His Rotting Zombie Buddy
a16 - Circle O' Jerks
a18 - Blobman The Magician
a20 - There Goes The Neighborhood
a22 - S head Meets The Stink Girls
a24 - Dante's Inferno
a26 - Some Of The "Little People" Frolic Through The Enchanted Forest Of Beautiful Women @ The O'Feral Theatre
a28 - Dante And The River Of Lethe
b2 - Fascination
b3 - Wonder Wart-Hog
b11 - Mickey's Meatwagon
b20 - Dante And The River Of Lethe
FOR FANS OF UNDERGROUND COMIX!
RARE AND OUT OF PRINT.
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