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The Print Mint, 1970-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. 1st/2nd print, 50 cent cover price. Very good, excellent condition. Comic is flat, tight and clean.

Durham, N.C.: Mineshaft, 2005. 1st edition. Soft cover. Fine/No Jacket (as issued). Fine copy, just about as new. 8vo, 52pp, stapled wrappers. Includes two letters and several drawings (including back cover) by Robert Crumb, plus graphic and written work by Kim and Simon Deitch, Robert Armstrong, Bill Griffith, et al.

Berkeley: International News Keyus, Inc, 1979. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper, stories, news, opinion, reviews, events, photos, ads, evenly toned, lightly edgeworn else very good on newsprint. Later Barb, mostly grown up, gone are the outrageous sex ads that kept the rag going in the 1960s and early 1970s. Mostly serious reviews and reports with a touch of counterculture snark and absurdity.

Berkeley: International News Keyus, Inc, 1979. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper, stories, news, opinion, reviews, events, photos, ads, toned at fold else very good on newsprint. Later Barb, mostly grown up, gone are the outrageous sex ads that kept the rag going in the 1960s and early 1970s. Mostly serious reviews and reports with a touch of counterculture snark and absurdity. Cover story on the impending fall of the Shah of Iran. Reading the commentary and expectations the people celebrating did not realize they were leaping from the frying pan. Also the Church of Hakeem. Also "Is the World ready for Zippy?" People vs. White: Unraveling the legal maze.

Berkeley: International News Keyus, Inc, 1979. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper, stories, news, opinion, reviews, events, photos, ads, evenly toned, lightly edgeworn else very good on newsprint. Later Barb, mostly grown up, gone are the outrageous sex ads that kept the rag going in the 1960s and early 1970s. Mostly serious reviews and reports with a touch of counterculture snark and absurdity. Cover story on the impending fall of the Shah of Iran. Reading the commentary and expectations the people celebrating did not realize they were leaping from the frying pan. Also the Church of Hakeem. Also "Is the World ready for Zippy?" People vs. White: Unraveling the legal maze.

Berkeley: International News Keyus, Inc, 1979. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper, stories, news, opinion, reviews, events, photos, ads, evenly toned, else very good on newsprint. Later Barb, mostly grown up, gone are the outrageous sex ads that kept the rag going in the 1960s and early 1970s. Mostly serious reviews and reports with a touch of counterculture snark and absurdity.

Berkeley: International News Keyus, Inc, 1979. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper, stories, news, opinion, reviews, events, photos, ads, very good. Cover story on the filming of the remake of "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." Also a photo of Hongisto smashing down a door of the International Hotel nearby a photo of a United League member squaring off with the Klansmen. Third installment of a report on Tribal Thumb. Feinstein attempts to clean up the Tenderloin. Zippy!

Berkeley: International News Keyus, Inc, 1979. Newspaper. 16p. folded tabloid newspaper, stories, news, opinion, reviews, events, photos, ads, evenly toned, front wrap soiled with some small stains, else very good on newsprint. Later Barb, mostly grown up, gone are the outrageous sex ads that kept the rag going in the 1960s and early 1970s. Mostly serious reviews and reports with a touch of counterculture snark and absurdity.

Berkeley, CA, 1970. First Edition. Paperback. Fine/No Dust jacket. Text unmarked . Binding is tight, covers and spine fully intact. Slight shelf-wear and bumping to corners. Original underground comic. $.50 cent cover price. Includes: Greg Irons (cover); Jim Evans; Jim Gardner; Hak Vogrin; Patrick N. Cosgrove; Larry Welz; J. Leibowitz; Roger Brand; Joel Beck; Bill Griffith "Mr. Toad in 'Just a Friday Night Affair'"; J. Freeman; J. Gaccione; John Thompson. NM-M condition. Bright and unread looking. File copy quality. Issue has been boxed, stored flat and kept in a dark, dry closet for decades. Pages show faintest possible toning. Very small creases near staples. According to the Kennedy's Underground guide the various printings of this issue "are believed to be indistinguishable." but judging from the date of the other comics this was stored with, I believe it to be a first. See my other listing for more high grade undergrounds. Illustrator: Greg Irons; Bill Griffith. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped… Read More

Berkeley: Print Mint, 1981. Softcover. Near Fine. First printing. Octavo. Illustrated stapled wrappers. Near fine with light edgewear. Contributors include Trina Robbins, Bill Griffith, Rory Hayes, Robert Williams, and Kim Deitch, among others.

Berkeley: Print Mint, 1971. Comic. 40p., color wraps, saddle-stitched, signed by Griffith, first printing B&W comic book with lightly toned newsprint guts, 50 cents cover price, heavily-worn copy, chipping to cover. Second issue of underground comic satire of romance comics, includes "Armed Love," Kinney & Sonntag's take on the White Panthers' posturing of the era. Condition is according to antiquarian booktrade standards, not ultra-picky comic collector grading.

Berkeley: Print Mint, 1971. Comic. 40p., color wraps, saddle-stitched, later printing B&W comic book with lightly browned newsprint, 60 cents cover price, very good in plastic sleeve. Second issue of underground comic satire of romance comics, includes "Armed Love," Kinney & Sonntag's take on the White Panthers' posturing of the era. Condition is according to antiquarian booktrade standards, not ultra-picky comic collector grading. Issue is copyrighted 1971, but may be later printing, as colophon was not always changed for each printing. Signed by Kinney.

San Francisco: Last Gasp, 1993. Comic. 48p., 8.25x10.75 inches, oversized comic, color pictorial wraps, staples rusting, else very good, signed by Kinney at the first story. Final issue of the underground comic parody of romance comics, featuring a wide array of both male and female cartoonists.

Joel Goldstein, 1981. Soft Cover. Very good/No jacket. Staple-bound as issued. Back cover has light yellow staining around edges. Inside is clean and unmarked.

Berkeley: Print Mint, 1971. Comic. 40p., color wraps, saddle-stitched, first printing B&W comic book with lightly toned newsprint guts, 50 cents cover price, good. Second issue of underground comic satire of romance comics, includes "Armed Love," Kinney & Sonntag's take on the White Panthers' posturing of the era. Condition is according to antiquarian booktrade standards, not ultra-picky comic collector grading.

Berkeley Ca: Print Mint, 1971. 1st printing (moire sidewalk). Comic book in color illus wraps; saddle-stapled.. VeryGood unmarked, light shelfwear, no tears, chips, labels.. Bright clean collectible copy. 6-3/4 x 10-14, unnumbered pp, b/w cartoons.

Berkeley, CA: The Print Mint, Inc, 1975. 1st edition. Soft cover. Very Good/No Jacket (as issued). VG. 4to, 48pp, stapled wrappers. Classic issue of this groundbreaking but short-lived magazine of serious comics experiment. Presages RAW, Weirdo, and much else. Still one of the best things ever. Includes a William Burroughs text illustrated by S. Clay Wilson (Schottlaender C375). Unmarked copy, light wear, a little staining to a few leaves at top edge.

The Print Mint, 1971-01-01. Paperback. Very Good. Clean tight and unmarked comic book tiny loss to lower right corner Please email for photos.

San Francisco: Cartoon Art Museum, 1990. Pamphlet. 32p., 8.5x11 inches, color wraps by Victor Moscoso, illustrations, very good booklet in stapled color pictorial wraps. The twenty-five year retrospective show ran from Jan. 11 to Apr. 7, 1990.

San Francisco: Joel Goldstein, 1981. First edition. Paperback. Very Good. 4to. Scarce first issue (of two published) of this magazine edited by Joel Goldstein. No date, but from 1981. 37 pp. Includes poems, articles, cartoons and other drawings. Includes a feature on The Jefferson Airplane as well as one on The Everly Brothers. Cartoons by Benny Breen and an interview with cartoonist Michael McMillan. Magazine has a small price sticker on the front cover. Otherwise just some light cover wear. Uncommon periodical.