Weirdo #23

Jul 1988 · Last Gasp · 2.95 USD

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“What If Underground Comix Went Overground?”

In "What If Underground Comix Went Overground?", the surreal world of underground comics collides with Cold War absurdity as Soviet apparatchik Minister Oblimov scrambles to contain a bizarre threat: the sudden, fashionable rise of daring footwear. With Spain Rodriguez handling art, inks, and lettering, and Robert Crumb bringing his iconic style to the cover, this 1988 issue from Last Gasp blends political satire and countercultural flair in a story that’s as sharp as it is strange.

writer Algernon Backwash · artist, inker, letterer Spain Rodriguez · cover Robert Crumb

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Cast · 4 characters

Aline Kominsky-Crumb Big Bitch Robert Crumb Sophie Crumb

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writer Algernon Backwash

artist, inker, letterer Spain Rodriguez

cover pencils, inks Robert Crumb

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Kremlin apparatchik Minister Oblimov fears an invasion of fashionable footwear as he dispatches S. Fulmanova to put an end to Big Bitch's joint venture with official Soviet state representatives.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).

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