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[Junkdrawer]

Got a few unmarked magazines. Both b&w, both look certainly underground. They both exhibit adult content.

[Ken Aldred]

Andy Capp is an old British newspaper strip.

[kav]

These appear to be 70s version of underground tijuana bibles

[Get Marwood & I]

1 hour ago, Ken Aldred said:

Andy Capp is an old British newspaper strip.

Adult content! 

[Junkdrawer]

9 minutes ago, kav said:

These appear to be 70s version of underground tijuana bibles

I did observe under magnification a small amount of paper under the staple that led me to believe that the covers have been removed, thus anything to identify them. The insides are all infringements of Flintstones, Archie, Snow White, etc etc.  So yes the 70s Tijuana Bibles sounds like it

[Ken Aldred]

48 minutes ago, Get Marwood & I said:

Adult content! 

Missed that.  Not paying attention.

Edited November 23, 2018 by Ken Aldred

[jools&jim]

Looks like this might be the one with the Three Stooges story (NOTE: Image in link is NSFW!):

https://www.abebooks.com/ORIGINAL-DIRTY-COMICS-Number-II-Publisher/8815504113/bd

 

Edited November 24, 2018 by jools&jim

[jools&jim]

And the Andy Capp...

https://www.abebooks.com/ORIGINAL-DIRTY-COMICS-Publisher-XXX/8825468791/bd

 

[Readcomix]

I bought a large collection once with a large underground comix subset within it. Among those was an early '70's book that contained Tijuana bible-style infringements on popular strip characters. I cannot think of its title, but I can dig it out later when the kids go to bed. There were two volumes; I have one.

[Readcomix]

And it is magazine-sized, with a softcover book type of cardboard cover.

[Senormac]

5 hours ago, Ken Aldred said:

Andy Capp is an old British newspaper strip.

Andy Capp also used to be a regular color comic in our Sunday paper section in Los Angeles area in the '70's. 

[ADAMANTIUM]

7 minutes ago, Senormac said:

5 hours ago, Ken Aldred said:

Andy Capp is an old British newspaper strip.

Andy Capp also used to be a regular color comic in our Sunday paper section in Los Angeles area in the '70's. 

Dallas in the a 80's, I used to go to a diner with my dad and he'd get a tea and I'd get a hot chocolate. I'd always read the funnies in the newspaper, which had andy cap, while my dad would read the sports page...

I remember Andy cap enough that in high school in the 90s when I got the munchies, I ate "Hot Fry's" with Andy Cap on the bag.

He definitely wasn't a regular, but he was around....

Edited November 24, 2018 by ADAMANTIUM

[lizards2]

38 minutes ago, Senormac said:

Andy Capp also used to be a regular color comic in our Sunday paper section in Los Angeles area in the '70's. 

He was in the Eugene Registered Turd when I was a kid...

[Junkdrawer]

10 hours ago, jools&jim said:

And the Andy Capp...

https://www.abebooks.com/ORIGINAL-DIRTY-COMICS-Publisher-XXX/8825468791/bd

 

Awesome detective work. This customer has been to several shops and has no idea what he has. It will be nice to add some closure to his long drawn out search. These are definitely them. Thanks

[Ken Aldred]

10 hours ago, Senormac said:

Andy Capp also used to be a regular color comic in our Sunday paper section in Los Angeles area in the '70's. 

I’m surprised.  I would never have thought that the strip had any international appeal.

Edited November 24, 2018 by Ken Aldred

[Readcomix]

Here's the one I was thinking of, but they changed his name to Dandy Clapp inside, so this may not be it. Amazingly, therefore, it's a not a one-off either. 

[telerites]

5 minutes ago, Readcomix said:

Here's the one I was thinking of, but they changed his name to Dandy Clapp inside, so this may not be it. Amazingly, therefore, it's a not a one-off either. 

 

I recognize the likenesses of some of these like Nancy and Dagwood - can someone identify these?

[Gnasher]

There has been an animated series of Andy Capp, a live action TV version, and a stage musical with songs by Alan Price.

In 1960, Buster Capp was created....

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[Bird]

On 11/24/2018 at 7:16 AM, Ken Aldred said:

I’m surprised.  I would never have thought that the strip had any international appeal.

I loved it growing up in NJ. Flo loved him but poor Andy Capp could never get it going. Unless he was at the pub chasing skirts!

[Senormac]

12 minutes ago, Bird said:

On ‎11‎/‎24‎/‎2018 at 4:16 AM, Ken Aldred said:

I’m surprised.  I would never have thought that the strip had any international appeal.

I loved it growing up in NJ. Flo loved him but poor Andy Capp could never get it going. Unless he was at the pub chasing skirts!

I kinda remember him being just a guy who was always at the bar, talking with somebody next to him mostly.