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P.C. comics

Kennedy, Pagan | March 19, 1990 issue

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By 1969, "Zap Comix," had become so much a totem of the underground San Francisco scene that its editor, ninety-pound weakling Robert Crumb, was finally able to get laid. His "Zap Comix" included everything from instructions for smoking a joint to the adventures of Wonder Wart-Hog, in which the main character, unable to get it up, uses his snout instead. Underground comix, distributed through head shops along with bongs and roach clips, were ancillary to hippie culture. They were kinky and they were druggy and if they were too loud, then you were too old.

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