Originally Posted by John
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A government big enough to give you everything you want is big enought to take away everything from you
Todd was VERRRY bad,Ut, oh. Todd was BAD....
That's a Robert Williams cover!
Stroy titles are worth the listing:
Zap Comix # 5
Copyright 1970 by Robert Crumb, Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, S. Clay Wilson, & Robert Williams. Published by Last Gasp. Latest printing. $3.95 cover price. Kennedy guide # 2298.
Special Business Executive Issue!
Features:
- Gilbert Shelton - Those Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers
- Zap Artists Jam - Micro-Minnie
- Robert Williams - Bludgeon Funnies!
- Victor Moscoso - Krazy Komix
- S. Clay Wilson - Lester Gass, The Midnight Misogynist
- R. Crumb - Mr. Natural
- R. Crumb - Mr. Natural’s Quiz Page
- Gilbert Shelton - Wonder Wart-Hog’s Believe It or Leave It!
- S. Clay Wilson - Ruby the Dyke Meets Weedman
- Robert & Charles Crumb - The Adventures of Fuzzy the Bunny
- Robert Williams - Coochy Cooty in "Docil Days"
- S. Clay Wilson - Snake Snatch Tale
- Robert Williams - That Ol’ Cartoon Heaven In The Sky
- Robert Williams - Front & back covers
I assume that you guys know that R. Crumb came up with those horns and even features them on the cover of Zap Comix!
glen
"Make it sound like dinosaurs eating cars"
- Nick Lowe, while producing Elvis Costello
My wife and I are big fans of Robert Williams and the Kustom Kulture (including Big Daddy Ed Roth and Von Dutch). We attend their exibitions whenever they come into town.
I found the following pics at hifido (using the interesting "Items in the Past"-search, http:/www.hifido.co.jp/old_db/esearch5.html). Hence it seems like at least one incarnation of the Westies shipped without 2328 throats, and that the flanges on AUDIOPEASANT's horns are the real deal.
Fredrik
(who soon will find some time to play with loudspeakers again)
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