Recuerden el Alamo

Jaxon’s self-published, one-shot comic from 1979, released by Last Gasp, offers a raw, revisionist take on the Alamo legend, stripping away myth to focus on the gritty human cost of the Texas Revolution. It’s a stark, underground-comix artifact that matters for its unflinching critique of American frontier heroism, rendered in Jaxon’s distinctive, woodcut-inspired linework. A singular, potent statement from the underground era, it remains a touchstone for those exploring countercultural historical narratives.