Rodriguez, Mark Fisher, Leslie Cabarga, Alan Weiss, Howard Hopkirk, Roger Brand, Greg Irons, and Madow Insect Fear (3 issues, 1970–1973) — horror anthology inspired by EC Comics Junkwaffel (4 issues, 1971–1972) — Vaughn Bodē; issue #5 (1973) by Last Gasp The Kingdom of Heaven is Within You Comics (1969) — John Thompson Kukawy Comics (Dec. 1969) — Ϗύκλωψ / Κύκλωψ = GREEK for Ϗýklops — John Thompson Lemme Outa Here (Oct. 1978) — stories of life in mid-century American suburbs edited by Diane Noomin, featuring Noomin, Michael McMillan, Robert Armstrong, Bill Griffith, Robert Crumb, Aline Kominsky, Kim Deitch, Justin Green, Mark Beyer, and M. K. Brown Lenny of Laredo (Apr. 1966) — reprint of Joel Beck's 1965 work Light Comitragies (June 1971) — mostly Greg Irons The Man (1972) — reprint of the 1966 University of Syracuse Student Publications first edition by Vaughn Bodē Manhunt #1 (July 1973) — feminist comic with contributors like Aline Kominsky, Trina Robbins, Ted Richards, and Bobby London; 2nd issue published by Cartoonists Co-Op Press Mean Bitch Thrills (1971) — Spain Rodriguez Meef Comix (2 issues, 1973–1974) — Fred Schrier Moondog (1970–1973, 1980) — George Metzger; #4 co-published with Last Gasp Occult Laff Parade (1973) — anthology title; featured a story by Jay Kinney and Ned Sonntag entitled "Bud Tuttle and Commander Jesus" Radical America Komiks (1969) — reprint of volume III, no. 1 of Radical America Real Pulp Comics (2 issues, 1971–1973) — anthology; issue #1 featured first Zippy the Pinhead strip (by Bill Griffith) San Francisco Comic Book (1970–1973), #2-4 — anthology title at first published with the San Francisco Comic Book Company; later picked up by Last Gasp Savage Humor (1973) Show + Tell Comics (Oct. 1973) — Justin Green Spaced Out (1972) — sci-fi anthology title ft. Ron Roach, Thomas Byrd, Jim Pinkoski, and Ed Verreaux Spiffy Stories (1969) — anthology title Sphinx (issue #3, 1973) — Susan Morris; continued from Kitchen Sink Tales from the Tube (1972) — Robert Crumb, Rick Griffin, Harold Ward, Robert Williams, and S. Clay Wilson Tales of Sex and Death (1971–1975), #1–2 — anthology title Tales of Toad (2 issues, 1970–1971) — Bill Griffith; 3rd issue published by Cartoonists Co-Op Press (1973) Truckin''' (2 issues, 1972–1974) — George Metzger Tuff Shit Comics (Mar. 1972) — anthology title Uneeda Comics (1970) — Robert Crumb Yellow Dog (22 issues, 1968–1973) — anthology started as a tabloid and