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Benny
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I appreciate their wanting to create aand celebratory record of this period of comic history but I think these guys REALLY understate how misogynistic 99% of comix were in the boom. And I'm not even talking about Robert Crumb (at least he was honest about how much of a freak he was) there are two women in this entire book and dozens of weird anatomically lacking pinups by dudes who thought they were the next Marx
— Jan 17, 2025 06:53PM
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Terence Fuller
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Love this book. The handful of essays written by the very people who were a part of the scene (both artists and publishers) are fantastic. A great insiders look. Other books that I've read about the time are usually a bit dull, relying on stats and timelines. The selection of art just add to the importance of this as a fantastic artifact of the comix scene.
— Mar 10, 2016 12:47PM
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Terence Fuller
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kind of bouncing around through this book. I can't recommend this book enough, the photos of the original art alone is worth it, but the few essay's I've read so far have been a fantastic look into the comix world at the time by artists and publishers.
— Mar 05, 2016 11:05PM
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