Mom's Homemade Comics

Denis Kitchen’s Mom’s Homemade Comics (1969–1970, The Print Mint Inc) is a brief but foundational two-issue series from the early underground comix movement, entirely written and drawn by Kitchen himself. It captures the raw, DIY spirit of the era, blending counterculture humor with the personal, unpolished storytelling that defined the scene. Though short-lived, the series stands as an early showcase for Kitchen’s voice and a key artifact of the underground press’s expansion into comics.