Wonder Wart-Hog and the Nurds of November: Gilbert Shelton's Exciting Cartoon Novel of Election-Year Politics, International Nuclear Terror, Professional Football, Science Fiction, Motorcycle and Auto Racing, Pestilence, Famine, Economic Collapse #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 1980 collection from Rip Off Press presents Gilbert Shelton's satirical Wonder Wart-Hog epic, a full-length cartoon novel that lampoons election-year politics, nuclear brinkmanship, professional football, and apocalyptic doom. Shelton's underground comix antihero, the porcine vigilante, careens through a plot stuffed with motorcycle racing, science fiction, and societal collapse, all rendered in the artist's signature manic style. The volume stands as a prime example of Shelton's biting, absurdist humor from the peak of the underground comix era.
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↩ Reprints Radical America #1 (1969), Hydrogen Bomb Funnies #1 (1970), Rip Off Comix #1 (1977), Rip Off Comix #2 (1977), Rip Off Comix #3 (1978), Rip Off Comix #4 (1978), Rip Off Comix #5 (1979), Rip Off Comix #6 (1980)
Reprinted in U-Comix #4 (1980), El Víbora #18 (1981), U-Comix #10 (1981), El Víbora #20-21 (1981), U-Comix #12 (1981), U-Comix #13 (1981), U-Comix #14 (1981), U-Comix #15 (1981), U-Comix #16 (1981), U-Comix #17 (1982), U-Comix #18 (1982), U-Comix #19 (1982), U-Comix #20 (1982), Wonder Wart-Hog and the Nurds of November #[nn] (1988), Wonder Wart-Hog, Hog of Steel #1
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