Hayseeds

A short-lived, two-issue series from Macmillan in the early 1970s, Hayseeds offered a rural, character-driven take on the underground comix movement of the era. Known for its gentle, slice-of-life humor and distinctive art style, the series captured a quieter, more nostalgic corner of the counterculture. Though brief, it remains a curious artifact of the time when mainstream publishers briefly experimented with the raw, personal storytelling of the underground scene.