Rip Off Comix #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"OK You Guys" is a standout entry in the underground anthology Rip Off Comix #7 (1980), featuring a surreal, self-contained story by Frank Stack, who handles writing, art, inking, and lettering. In this brief but vivid tale, Dorman seeks out Doctor Feelgood after a troubling dream in which he's caught in an identity crisis while filming a Tarzan movie—blending absurdity, eroticism, and psychological unease in Stack’s signature style. The issue’s eclectic cover, a collaborative effort by Dave Sheridan, Gilbert Shelton, R. Diggs, Joel Beck, Bill Griffith, and Stack himself, captures the anarchic spirit of the era.
In "Looking for Dr. Feelgood," Dorman seeks help from the enigmatic therapist after a troubling dream leaves him unsettled—dreaming of a surreal Tarzan film set where his sense of self begins to unravel. The story unfolds with a mix of surreal humor and quiet introspection, as Dorman navigates the strange terrain of his subconscious.
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Reprinted in Fat Freddy's Cat #5 (1980), El Víbora #13-14 (1980), More Adventures of Fat Freddy's Cat #[nn] (1981), U-Comix #8 (1981), U-Comix #9 (1981), High Times Magazine #87 (1982), Dealer McDope #[nn] (1984), Underground Classics #3 (1985), Fat Freddy's Cat #5 [Revised Third Printing A] (1987), Rip Off Comix #21 (1988), Griffith Observatory #[nn] (1993), The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers Follies #5 (2023)
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