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Reprinted In19 The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics [Illustration on Cover, Front]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics [Illustration on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Contents [Table of Contents on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as How I Went Underground [Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Introduction [Foreword, Introduction, Preface, Afterword on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Apex Interview: Robert Crumb [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Art Spiegelman, New York, 1948 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Gilbert Shelton, Dallas, 1940 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Justin Green, Chicago, 1945 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Willy Murphy, New York, 1936 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Bill Griffith, New York, 1944 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Kim Deitch, Los Angeles, 1944 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Spain, Buffalo, 1940 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Bobby London New York, 1950 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Shary Flenniken, Norfolk, Va., 1950 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Jay Lynch, Belmar, N.J., 1944 [Text Article on Interior Page(s)]
The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn]
published January 1981
as Apex Treasury [Reprise on Interior Page(s)]
Reprinted From19 Despair #[nn] [unnamed variant]
published January 1969
was It's Really Too Bad [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Radical America v3 #1
published January 1969
was The Freaks Pull a Heist! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Motor City Comics #1 [unnamed variant]
published April 1969
was Lenore Goldberg and her Girl Commandos [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Bijou Funnies #5 [unnamed variant]
published January 1970
was Dizzy as a Bee! [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Uneeda Comix #[nn]
published August 1970
was Mr. Natural Goes to a Meeting of the Minds [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Home Grown Funnies #1 [unnamed variant]
published January 1971
was Whiteman Meets Bigfoot [Story on Interior Page(s)]
The People's Comics #[nn] [50¢ Cover Price]
published September 1972
was The R. Crumb $uck$e$$ Story [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Short Order Comix #1
published January 1973
was Randy and Cherisse in the 2nd Dimension [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Occult Laff-Parade #1
published August 1973
was Visualization & Concentration [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Short Order Comix #2
published January 1974
was Don't Get Around Much Anymore [Story on Interior Page(s)]
Short Order Comix #2
published January 1974
was Ace Hole Midget Detective [Story on Interior Page(s)]
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Text article with self-portrait and list of comics he has appeared in.
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Earliest version of award-winning story Maus, later reworked and expanded to become the definite version in Raw magazine and subsequent book publications.
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The first page of this was used in the “Little Annie Fanny” story from the July 1970 issue of Playboy.
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Presenting the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers' Favorite Law Enforcement Officer.
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The Sage Monkey Debuts and Dies.
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Eight one-page strips, drawn in the style of George Herriman's Krazy Kat.
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List of some of the underground comix creators not included in this book.
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