Bizarre Comix

A cult oddity from Bélier Press, Bizarre Comix ran for 24 issues between 1975 and 1986, offering a surreal and transgressive blend of fetish art, underground cartooning, and outsider humor. The series is most closely associated with the distinctive, boundary-pushing work of Eric Stanton and Gene Bilbrew (the latter credited as Eneg), whose bold, fetishistic illustrations defined its visual identity alongside contributions from Jeffrey B. Rund and the pseudonymous Jim. A pivotal artifact of the pre-comics-code adult underground, it remains a fascinating, unvarnished document of mid-century erotic fantasy filtered through a comic-book lens.