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What Happened to Underground Comics?

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I sometimes hold up Jim Mahfood as someone who recalls the underground movement.

He self publishes, he's got that sex-drugs-music-politics vibe

Examples include Grrl Scouts, Stupid Comics, Felt, We Want Porn, & his mini comix

 

Was there ever a link between late underground and the no-wave or early punk scene in New York and in the US? (Before punk "bloomed" in the UK, I mean)?

RAW

 

Raw Magazine, definitely underground in my book. If for no other reason that Spiegelman was involved in the original underground comix movement. I love the large format, one of my favorite items in my collection is my copy of Raw #1. Wish I had the Maus issues.

 

Or a copy of the 1st Maus

 

1st_Maus.jpg

 

Oh, I've got multiples of that book, in high grade condition. Don Donahue was always selling high grade copies of Funny Aminals a few years back before he passed away.

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I sometimes hold up Jim Mahfood as someone who recalls the underground movement.

He self publishes, he's got that sex-drugs-music-politics vibe

Examples include Grrl Scouts, Stupid Comics, Felt, We Want Porn, & his mini comix

 

Was there ever a link between late underground and the no-wave or early punk scene in New York and in the US? (Before punk "bloomed" in the UK, I mean)?

RAW

 

Raw Magazine, definitely underground in my book. If for no other reason that Spiegelman was involved in the original underground comix movement. I love the large format, one of my favorite items in my collection is my copy of Raw #1. Wish I had the Maus issues.

 

Or a copy of the 1st Maus

 

1st_Maus.jpg

 

Oh, I've got multiples of that book, in high grade condition. Don Donahue was always selling high grade copies of Funny Aminals a few years back before he passed away.

 

http://www.myslabbedcomics.com/GalleryPiece.asp?Piece=17625&GSub=1623 - I also got my in the Shadow of the Tower signed. A book that I would recommend to anyone. Its great.

He did a sketch for everyone in line.

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