Harold Hedd in "Hitler's Cocaine"

Rand Holmes' two-issue series for Kitchen Sink Press, launched in 1984, follows the misadventures of the titular Harold Hedd through a bizarre, politically charged satire involving cocaine and the Führer. Holmes, the sole creator, brings his signature underground comix style—detailed, grotesque, and darkly humorous—to a story that skewers authority and counterculture alike. A cult artifact of the 1980s alternative comics scene, it stands as a provocative, unapologetic example of the era's boundary-pushing, creator-owned work.