Gothic Blimp Works #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Chapter 2" from Gothic Blimp Works #1 (1969) delivers a sharp, surreal collage of voices and visuals, all drawn and written by Jay Lynch in his signature underground style. From philosophical rants between Nard and Pat to a satirical take on a classic comic strip, each page offers a distinct, biting vignette. The cover, a striking collaboration by R. Crumb, sets the tone with its raw, anarchic energy.
In this absurdist gem from *Gothic Blimp Works #1*, a surreal lineup of vignettes unfolds: Nard and Pat debate God and slavery with deadpan wit, Captain Jayzey wrestles with a connect-the-dots puzzle that defies logic, Anus and Randy share a single, baffling panel, a parody of Dagwood gets mugged in a classic strip format, and illustrated lyrics to a revolutionary song add a satirical edge—all in a single, chaotic page.
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Reprinted in The Collected Cheech Wizard #[nn] (1972), The Complete Crumb Comics #5 (1990), The Complete Crumb Comics #6 (1991), R. Crumb's Carload O'Comics #[nn] (1996), Comix: The Underground Revolution #[nn] (2004), The Mythology of S. Clay Wilson #1 (2014), Bible of Filth #[nn] (2017)
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