2002 December Comic Auction - Dallas Texas. Sale #805 - Session 3

Black And White Comics #1 (Apex Novelties, 1973). Robert Crumb is at his finest in this 1973 satire. His character Mr. Snoid goes in search of "...

Captain Guts #1 (Print Mint, 1969). When Fillmore Grinchbottom drinks a beer he turns into Captain Guts America's Savior! This is Larry Welz fir...

Captain Guts #2 (Print Mint, 1970). Captain Guts smashes the "Black Phantom Elite Power Party" and falls for its leader "Ambrosia Swe...

Checkered Demon Matchbook (Bucktown Pub, 1995). A local biker bar outside Chicago called the Bucktown Pub commissioned this work from S Clay Wilson in

Cheech Wizard Figure (Pepper Todd, 1991). Cheech Wizard and his lizard sidekicks were the creation, or alter-ego, of Vaughn Bode. For years Vaughn&#...

Dr. Atomic #1-4 and Amorkins #1 (Last Gasp, 1972). This lot has a total of five Larry Todd books, most signed! Included you will find Dr. Atomic #1 (s

Freak Brothers #3 (Rip Off Press, 1973). Summer in the park is the theme for this cover of the Freak Brothers. With white pages and a perfect spine th

Funny Aminals #1 (Apex Novelties, 1972). A great Robert Crumb cover starts this all-animal book. But the real key to this issue is the first appearanc

Gothic Blimp Works #6 (East Village Other, 1969). Campus unrest is the topic on this cover by Gilbert Shelton, and inside is the first comic book appe

Invasion of the Elvis Zombies #1 (RAW, 1984). RAW Magazine helped bring undergrounds to a wider audience in the mid-'80s, thanks in no small par...

LCD #0 (Hippy Comix Inc., 1999). Here's your chance to own a copy of the most controversial comix since Air Pirates #1! This comic, from the twi...

Man From Utopia #1 (San Francisco Comic Book Company, 1972). Rick Griffin is the quintessential psychedelic artist,and as a result, many people have f

Sunpot #1 (Stellar Productions, 1971).. This is one of Vaughn's many self-produced comix from when he lived in New York. Bode takes us into spac...

Tortoise and the Hare #1 (Last Gasp, 1971). The Air Pirates (O'Neill, Hallgren, Flenniken, Richards, London) were a busy bunch in late 1971. As ...

Uncle Sam takes LSD #1 (Rip Off Press, 1972). Nixon upsets the stomach of our national symbol on the cover of this tabloid sized underground. Only a h

Your Hytone Comix #1 (Apex Novelties, 1971). Mr. Natural stops talking in this Crumb classic. Also the back cover and inside back cover have the art t

Zap Comix #0 (Apex Novelties, 1967) CGC VF 8.0 Cream to off-white pages. A solid first print of one of the most important undergrounds of all time. Al

Zap Comix #0 Don Schenker File Copy (Apex Novelties, 1967) CGC Very Fine 8.0 Off-white pages. This is the scarce variation, with yellow cover for Zap

Zap Comix #3 Don Schenker File Copy (Apex Novelties, 1968) CGC NM 9.4 Off-white pages. This is a second printing of the first issue of Zap that was pr

Zap Comix #4 Don Schenker File Copy (Apex Novelties, 1969) CGC NM+ 9.6 Off-white to White pages. Victor Moscoso does this stunning wrap-around cover.