to that, Simon Lowinsky, owner of the Phoenix Gallery on College Avenue in Berkeley, had organized an exhibition of the Zap collective's original drawings, and had been arrested on the same charge. His case came to trial first. He was acquitted after supportive testimony from Peter Selz, a prominent figure in the art world. At that point the city dropped the charges against the Print Mint. Later years By 1975 the partnership with the Ritas was not going smoothly. Alice Schenker says that an agreement was made to split the business between retail and wholesale, the Schenkers taking the retail store, Reprint Mint, and the Ritas the wholesale and publishing. The Print Mint ceased publishing comics in 1978, but the retail poster shop continued. In 1985 the Schenkers sold the retail store. Reprint Mint closed in late November 2016. Titles published All Girl Thrills (1971) — all female contributors: Trina Robbins, Barbara "Willy" Mendes, and Julie Wood (a.k.a. Jewel and a.k.a. Julie Goodvibes) American Flyer Funnies (1972), #1 — anthology title including Larry Welz; #2 published by Last Gasp as American Flyer (1973) Arcade (7 issues, 1975–1976) — magazine-sized comics anthology created and edited by Art Spiegelman and Bill Griffith. Contributors included Spain Rodriguez, Justin Green, Kim Deitch, Robert Crumb, and Charles Bukowski. Bijou Funnies #1-4 (1969–1970) — anthology with early work by Jay Lynch, Art Spiegelman, Gilbert Shelton, and Skip Williamson; #1 reprinted from The Bijou Publishing Empire; issues #5-8 picked up by Kitchen Sink Press along with reprints of #1–4 The Book of Raziel (1969) — John Thompson The Captain (1972) — Hak Vogrin and Jean Einback Vogrin Captain Guts (3 issues, 1969–1971) — Larry Welz The Collected Cheech Wizard (1972) — Vaughn Bode; reprinted from a Company & Sons title Coochy Cooty Men's Comics (Dec. 1970) — Robert Williams Despair (1969) — Robert Crumb Deviant Slice Funnies (2 issues, 1972–1973) — Tom Veitch & Greg Irons The Dying Dolphin (1970) — Jim Evans El Perfecto (1973) — Timothy Leary Benefit Feds 'n' Heads (1968) — reprint of Gilbert Shelton self-published comic Girl Fight Comics (2 issues, 1972–1974) — Trina Robbins Guano Comix #4 (1973) — anthology title Heavy Tragi-Comics (1970) — Greg Irons Googiewaumer Comics (1969) — Wendel Allen Pugh and F. Sand Jones Hit the Road (1972) — Pat Ryan and Russ Rosander The Human Drama (1978) — anthology title edited by Jim Madow featuring Spain