Zap Comix #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the fifteenth issue of the legendary underground comix series Zap Comix, originally published in 2005 by Last Gasp. Featuring contributions from a rotating cast of counterculture artists, this installment continues the tradition of surreal, satirical, and boundary-pushing comic stories that defined the series since its 1960s inception.
In "Jesus Fucking Christ!", R. Crumb delivers a raw, deeply personal meditation on family, alienation, and the weight of growing up in a household marked by dysfunction. Drawing from his own past, Crumb explores his fraught relationship with his brother Charles and the complex dynamics that shaped his early life, all rendered in his unmistakable, unflinching style. The cover, a collaborative effort by Paul Mavrides and Gilbert Shelton, captures the comic’s defiant, irreverent spirit.
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Crumb talks about his youthful alienation and insecurities, the huge pull his brother Charles had on him and the various dysfunctions of other family members.
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