High Times Magazine #28
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Incognito" from High Times Magazine #28 (1977) delivers a sharp, satirical ride through the counterculture haze, with Gilbert Shelton and Dave Sheridan co-writing and co-illustrating a story where Norbert, ever the vigilant enforcer, pulls over a hippie for erratic driving—only to deploy a portable blood analyzer in a moment of absurd authority. The duo’s signature blend of deadpan humor and psychedelic edge shines in this 60-cent comic from 1977, with Shelton and Sheridan sharing full creative control across writing, art, inking, and lettering.
In a deadpan satire from 1977’s High Times Magazine #28, cop Norbert pulls over a laid-back hippie for erratic driving, only to deploy a hilariously over-the-top portable blood analyzer to check for drugs—because in this world, even roadside stops come with sci-fi flair.
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Reprinted in Zippy Stories #1 (1977), Yow #1 (1978), U-Comix #2 (1980), Thoroughly Ripped with the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers with Fat Freddy's Cat #[1981] (1981), The Best of High Times #4 (1984), Zippy Stories #[nn] (1984), Hollywoodland #[nn] (1987), The Complete Crumb Comics #12 (1997)
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