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 Zap Comix Summary
617 words, approx. 2 pages Considered by pop-culture critics to be the quintessential underground comic book of the 1960s, Zap Comix can trace its genealogy to the publication of Jack Jaxon's God Nose in 1963. By 1999, there were estimated to be more than two million... summary from source:
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703 words, approx. 2 pages
Zap Comix is the best-known of the underground comics that emerged as part of the youth counterculture of the late 1960s. The first issue of Zap was published in San Francisco in early 1968. It featured the work of satirical cartoonist Robert Crumb.... 
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Thrasher Comix.
03/01/2004: 656 words, approx. 2 pages It all started when the mail came in: "This crappy comic stuff again?" "More of the same junk?" "Should we just end Comix?" Boom. Thunder crashes. The clouds part. A voice bellows out of the sky. "YOU DO AND YOU'RE DEAD, INSECTS!" We're straight...
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