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The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Mr. Natural Goes to a Meeting of the Minds," Gilbert Shelton delivers a gloriously absurd slice of counterculture chaos, following Fat Freddy as his junk food cravings spiral into full-blown withdrawal. With the Bros. scrambling to keep their friend from unraveling, a desperate plan unfolds—targeting a grocery store in a heist fueled by hunger and hilarity. The cover by Robert Crumb, a wild, ink-drenched vision of underground surrealism, perfectly captures the era’s anarchic spirit.
When Fat Freddy hits a junk food crisis and can’t afford a single snack, the Freak Brothers—ever loyal—decide the solution is a full-scale grocery store heist. With Freewheelin’ Franklin’s wild ideas and Phineas T. Freakears’ questionable planning, the trio sets out to steal their way to a sugar rush. The Grocery Store Clerk, meanwhile, has no idea what’s coming.
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↩ Reprints Despair #[nn] (1969), Radical America #1 (1969), Motor City Comics #1 (1969), Bijou Funnies #5 (1970), Uneeda Comix #[nn] (1970), Bijou Funnies #6 (1971), Home Grown Funnies #1 (1971), The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers #1 (1971), Air Pirates Funnies #2 (1971), Big Ass Comics #2 (1971), San Francisco Comic Book #3 (1971), Merton of the Movement #1 (1971), The Dirty Duck Book #1 (1971), Left-Field Funnies #[nn] (1972), Subvert #2 (1972), Funny Aminals #1 (1972), Skull #5 (1972), The People's Comics #[nn] (1972), Insect Fear #3 (1972), El Perfecto Comics #[nn] (1973), Short Order Comix #1 (1973), The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers #3 (1973), Occult Laff-Parade #1 (1973), Show + Tell #[nn] (1973), Tales of Toad #3 (1973), Nard n' Pat #1 (1974), Short Order Comix #2 (1974), Manhunt #2 (1974)
Reprinted in Flamed Out Funnies #1 (1975), Flamed-out Funnies #1 (1976), The Apex Treasury of Underground Comics / The Best of Bijou Funnies #[nn] (1981), The New American Splendor Anthology #[nn] (1991), The Complete Crumb Comics #10 (1994)
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