Zap Comix #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Hamburger Hi-jinx featuring Cheesis K. Reist" is a surreal, nine-panel gem from Zap Comix #2, where Moscoso’s wild, Escher-like compositions collide with a saxophonist, cartoon ducks, and a dreamlike Mr. Peanut. Rendered in a striking landscape layout, the story unfolds with playful absurdity, all drawn and inked by Moscoso, while Robert Crumb’s iconic cover pencils and inks set the trippy tone with a signature, chaotic flair.
A saxophonist plays amid shifting, Escher-like boxes in a dreamlike landscape where cartoon ducks drift through impossible spaces and an abstract Mr. Peanut watches from the edge of the frame. The story unfolds in nine precise, surreal panels, blending absurd geometry with quiet, off-kilter humor.
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Reprinted in Zap Comix #2 (1969), Linus #64 (1970), Melzers Comic Reader #[nn] (1975), Love to Ten #[nn] (1985), Pox #7/1986 (1986), Pox #8/1986 (1986), Pox Special #1/1987 (1987), R. Crumb's Head Comix: Twenty Years Later #[nn] (1988), Moscoso Comix #1 (1989), The Complete Crumb Comics #5 (1990), From Aargh! to Zap! Harvey Kurtzman’s Visual History of the Comics #[nn] (1991), From Aargh! to Zap! Harvey Kurtzman’s Visual History of the Comics #[nn] (1991), The Book of Mr. Natural #[nn] (1995), The Collected Checkered Demon #1 (1998), Comix: The Underground Revolution #[nn] (2004), The R. Crumb Handbook #[nn] (2005), Klassiker der Comic-Literatur #19 (2006), Heart and Torch: Rick Griffin's Transcendence #[nn] (2007), The Book of Mr. Natural #[nn] (2010), The Mythology of S. Clay Wilson #1 (2014), The Complete Zap Comix #1 (2014), The Complete Zap Comix #6 (2014), Zap Comix #2
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