Gothic Blimp Works #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Race To The Moon," Jay Lynch crafts a surreal, offbeat journey through a psychedelic comic landscape, blending absurdist humor and countercultural flair in a 1969 underground classic. Featuring the quirky duo Nard and Pat, a cryptic Captain Jayzey's Funtime puzzle, a single panel from Teen Time USA, and the Revolutionary Rhythm song, this issue pulses with the anarchic energy of the East Village Other. The cover, a striking collaboration by Robert Crumb in pencils and inks, captures the era’s rebellious spirit with bold, hand-drawn flair.
In this playful 1969 slice of absurdity from *Gothic Blimp Works #2*, a quirky mix of satire and humor unfolds across four tiny panels: Nard and Pat trade quips in their usual deadpan style, Captain Jayzey’s Funtime puzzle challenges readers with a laugh, a single panel from *Teen Time USA* captures teenage life with a wink, and a snippet of the Revolutionary Rhythm song adds musical irony to the mix.
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Reprinted in I'll Be Damned #1 (1970), Reality #2 (1971), The Collected Cheech Wizard #[nn] (1972), The Complete Crumb Comics #5 (1990), The Complete Crumb Comics #6 (1991), Co-Mix: A Retrospective of Comics, Graphics, and Scraps #[nn] (2013), The Mythology of S. Clay Wilson #1 (2014), Bible of Filth #[nn] (2017)
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