Underground/Newave Comix: Post Your Obscure, Undocumented or Rarely Discussed

I am starting this thread with the mandate to promote lessor known underground comix material to a broader audience. On a routine basis (once or twice a month), I will be posting information and images of underground comix that are not the radar of most in the collecting community and/or are rarely offered in the marketplace for sale. I am not going to be concerning myself, too much, with the question "would Jay Kennedy have considered it an underground?". I have attached the published letter

After-Dinner Sleights and Pocket Tricks David Walklett, 1978, A4, 30 pages, Artist(s): David Walklett Kennedy listed After-Dinner Sleights and Pocket Tricks in his guide, although he didn't know that it was published in England, regardless of it having been printed A4, a size not commonly used in North America, if at all. I suppose the lack of a cover price didn't help. That being said, the cover was silkscreened and the simplistic artwork featured on it belies the quality of what lies wit