The Complete Zap Comix (Sgd/Ltd) & Snatch Comics Treasury

Author: Crumb, Robert & others Title: The COMPLETE ZAP COMIX Hardcover Boxed Set [and] SNATCH COMICS TREASURY Limited Edition Place Published: Seattle Publisher:Fantagraphics / Apex Date Published: 20

Heading: Author: Crumb, Robert; S. Clay Wilson; others Title: Snatch Comics Treasury: Legendary Underground Comicbook Smut, 1968-1969 [Signed Limited Edition] Place Published: [San Francisco] Publish

ZAP Comix #4 1969 Comic Book ROBERT CRUMB

Adult and Underground Comic Books Lot. Bulk 1960s/70s. Approximately 60 adult, humor, and underground comics and magazines, including issues of Zap Comix, San Francisco Comic Book, Mr. Natural, Bijou

CRUMB, Robert (b. 1943). Group of R. Crumb Comics, Books, and Related Items. Lot of (65) comics including issues of Zap Comix; Mr. Natural; The People’s Comics; Funny Animals; Black and White Co

Crumb, Robert. Group of Five Comic Books. Including Zap Comix No. 0 (Apex, 1968; First Printing with hairline mark in the letter "Z" and priced 35 cents); Zap Comix No. 4 (Apex, 1969); San Francisco C

Apex Novelties Zap Comix #0 #3 (1968) (2 Comic Books Total). Story by Robert Crumb. Art & Illustrations by Robert Crumb. Cover Art by Robert Crumb. The Zap Comix series is credited with birthing the a

Lot of 25 Comics: Underground Alt Adult, Zap Comix 1 & 2, R.Crumb. Titles include Zap Comix 1 and 2 (with R. Crumb art), Radical America Komiks, Slow Death Funnies, Heavy Tragi-Comics, Ditko's World S

Heading: Author: Title: ZAP COMIX Nos. 11 & 12 [and] SAN FRANCISCO COMIC BOOK No. 6 Place Published: Publisher:Last Gasp Date Published: 1981-1989 Description: Lot of thre

Heading: Section III: Undergrounds and Alternative Author: Title: ARTISTIC COMICS No. 1 [and] ZAP COMIX No. 10 * Both Signed by Crumb Place Published: Publisher:Various publishers Date Publishe

Kitchen Sink Comix The Spirit Comics Books including Color Treasury and Color Album 3. Total of 15 books. In-house shipping available.

CRUMB, Robert (b. 1943) Large Collection of Underground Adult Comics. 1960-70s. Approximately 130 underground comics from Rip-Off Press; ZAP Comix; and more. Highlighted issues include Yellow Dog Vol.

monster comics king kong #1/6,zap comix adult only last gasp,darque passages #1,harris comics vampirella zero,harris comics vampirella #3,harris comics vampirella #12,harris comics vampirella #13,harr

assume they are all reprints...Zap Comix 0-13 and Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers 1-11!

Zap Comix No 0, 1, 2, 4, Mr. Natural #1 & 2, Felch #1 Please ask questions and read terms & conditions before bidding.

Lot of 8 vintage Head Comics. Includes: Zap No. 0, October 1967; The all new Zap Comix No. 1, November 1967; Zap No. 2, 1969; Zap No. 3, undated; Motor City Comics, No. 2, Feb., 1970; Home Grown Funni

Includes (3) ZAP Comix silver and bronze age including #1, #2, and #6. Comics appear to be in fine to very good+ condition.

(3) Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, and (1) Zap Comix, 1971-73, Bronze Age, $.50-$.75, bagged and boarded.

Many would agree that the legendary Zap Comix was one of the most significant & important comic book series in the entire history of comic books! It began as an adults-only groundbreaker and soon

22 ISSUE UNDERGROUND COMIX LOT INCL ZAP R CRUMB FREAK BROTHERS. BAGGED COPIES OF ZAP COMICS 1-5 (FEATURING R CRUMB, S CLAY WILSON, ROBERT WILLIAMS, AND MORE), CRUMB'S MR. NATURAL 1-2, MOTOR CITY COMIC

United States,1967 Apex Novelties Zap Comix issue 1 from November, 1967. The book is a first print Charles Plymell edition. CGC 7.0 w/ Cream/Off-White Pages 12 7/8" x 8"

[Counter-Culture] Crumb, R(obert). Zap Comix, No. 1 (San Francisco): Apex Novelties, 1967. First edition, first printing (25 cent price on front wrapper, "Printed by Charles Plywell" in blue at bottom

Jimi Hendrix Experience Fillmore Auditorium/Winterland Ballroom concert poster, BG-105, February 1 - 4, 1968. The famous "Flying Eyeball" design by Zap Comix artist Rick Griffin designed & produced in

We are pleased to offer this ORIGINAL Rick Griffin sketch! Around the ZAP Comix era, Griffin invented his pseudonym Arthur Pendragon, a character he portrayed as himself in ZAP issue #11. What we know