Arcade

A short-lived but influential underground comics anthology, Arcade ran for just six issues in the 1960s, published by Charles Crumb and featuring a who's who of counterculture cartoonists. Most associated with the singular, satirical voice of Robert Crumb, the series captured the raw, unfiltered energy of the era's comix scene. Though brief, its impact on the medium endures as a snapshot of a pivotal moment in independent comics history.