Little Book of Inner Space

A single, elusive 1972 offering from Bonkersville Press, Little Book of Inner Space stands as a meditative artifact from the early days of underground comix. Most closely associated with the artist Omandu, this lone issue offers a quiet, introspective counterpoint to the era's more raucous and politically charged fare, inviting readers into a personal, psychedelic journey rather than a shared protest. Its rarity and singular focus make it a curious footnote for collectors of the genre's more esoteric experiments.