From “What Is Government?” by Clifford Peter Harper, a visual adaptation of text by Pierre Joseph Proudhon. Published in Anarchy Comics #3, July 1981, Last Gasp Comics.
Tag: Sunday Comix
Sunday Comix
From “Dr. Deluxe” by J. Gaccione (signed as Chicken Delight), published in Yellow Dog #17, March, 1970, The Print Mint.
Sunday Comix
From “Real of Karma Comix” by Barbara “Willy” Mendes, published in All Girl Thrills, March, 1971, The Print Mint.
Sunday Comix
From The Portable February by David Berman, 2009, Drag City.
Sunday Comix
From Neat Stuff #1 by Peter Bagge, July, 1985, Fantagraphics Books.
Sunday Comix
From “The Revenant” by Scott Hampton. Published in Tales of Terror #8, Sept. 1986, Eclipse Comics.
Sunday Comix
From “I Was a Captive of the Insect Fiends!” by Tim “Grisly” Boxell. Published in Fantagor #4, 1972, Last Gasp.
Sunday Comix
Peanuts daily strip for 8 May 1979 by Charles M. Schulz. Reprinted in The Complete Peanuts: 1979-1980 (Volume Fifteen), Fantagraphics Books, 2011.
Sunday Comix
The cover for Middle Class Fantasies #1 by Jerry Lane, 1973, Cartoonists Co-op Press.
Sunday Comix
A panel from Sergio Aragonés’ one-shot Dia de Los Muertos, 1998, Dark Horse Comics.
Sunday Comix
“Vampire!” by Johnny Craig. From The Haunt of Fear #16, July 1950, EC Comics.
Sunday Comix
“Rollerettes Against Change!” by Melinda Gebbie. The piece is the back cover of Wimmin’s Comix #8, March 1983, Last Gasp. Reprinted in The Complete Wimmin’s Comix, 2016, Fantagraphics.
Sunday Comix
“Children of the Future?” a one-pager by Jim Osborne. From Slow Death Funnies #1, April, 1970, Last Gasp.
Sunday Comix
From “Nightmare World” by Basil Wolverton. Published in Weird Tales #3, Sept. 1952, Stanely Morse Publications.
Sunday Comix
A page from Ben Passmore’s graphic novel Black Arms to Hold You Up, Pantheon, 2025. Assata Shakur passed away on 25 Sept. 2025. She was free.
Sunday Comix
A one-pager by Robert Crumb from Weirdo #2, Summer 1981, Last Gasp.
Sunday Comix
A one-panel gag by Jay Lynch (as “Phil Space”) from Gothic Blimp Works #3, 1969, the East Village Other.
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