Real Muzul

Real underground comics in black-and-white by writer-artists some of who have now attained cult status, like Robert Crumb, Robert Williams, Evert Geradts, S. Clay Wilson, Jim Osborne, Joe Schenkman, Jay Lynch, William G. Stout, Michael MacMillan and Spain Rodriguez. As outrageous and as avant-garde as they come, even by current standards.

Real underground black-and-white comics from the early 70's, this one by writer-artists Lyn Chevli and Joyce Sutton. Far, far ahead of its time, lifts not just your eyebrows and a riot even for this so-called jaded and/or enlightened era.

Tales from the Leather Nun is a North American comics album published in 1973. It's an anthology of bizarre, violent and perverted stories about nuns by Dave Sheridan, Robert Crumb, Spain Rodriguez and Pat Ryan. – Wikipedia

The quote from Wikipedia above merely gives one a whiff, so to speak, of this, another real underground black-and white comic book from the hip and cool 70's. The quartet of comic book creators mentioned above have since become cult legends and their work, as with most other underground comics published during that era, are light years ahead of their time--outrageous, irreverent and at unexpected moments, uproariously funny. Nearly 37 years before American comedian Bill Maher would take consistent stabs at organized religion, this comic exposes incongruous ironies and dualities about the target of its satire in ways that even Maher cannot, would never, dare to tread. Intended for Mature Readers only.

Another real--and rare--underground comix classic from Last Gasp Eco-Funnies, founded in 1970 by Ron Turner to publish the ecologically-themed comics magazine Slow Death Funnies (I've been telling you these underground comics--referred to as "comix"--are years-ahead in consciousness; Al Gore probably read about ecology from them). Last Gasp soon became a major part of the underground comicx movement. Notable artists--and now cult legends--published by Last Gasp include Tim Biskup, Robert Crumb, Ron English, Camille Rose Garcia, Justin Green, Bill Griffith, Spain Rodriguez, Mark Ryden, Dori Seda, Larry Welz,Robert Williams, and S. Clay Wilson. About that beaver connotation... never mind. Mature Readers only.

El Rey Sutil ha muerto. El Príncipe Real ha usurpado el poder. Fitz, capturado y luego torturado en las cárceles de Castelcerf, se deja morir y se refugia en su lobo, Night-Eye. Regresado de entre los muertos, ahora debe aprender de nuevo a vivir, a ser humano … y a prepararse. su venganza!

La continuación de las aventuras del héroe Fitz Loinvoyant, que continúa su aprendizaje … Devastado, saqueado, el reino de los Seis Ducados se doblega bajo el yugo de los piratas rojos. A medida que Kettricken comienza a desempeñar su papel de reina y a ganarse el respeto de su pueblo, la corte en sí no es más que un teatro de intrigas gobernado por sospechas, traiciones y mentiras.

Texto en contracubierta: La Alicia que os presentamos no vive en el País de las Maravillas. Ha pasado por una experiencia que, lamentablemente, es real y común para muchas mujeres: un cáncer de mama. Sin embargo, gracias a su espíritu luchador, alocado y positivo, ha sabido darle la vuelta a la situación. Ni el periplo de la enfermedad ni los tratamientos agresivos ni la extirpación de un pecho le han robado el sentido del humor.
La protagonista de esta historia nos cuenta su aventura partiendo de un lema muy claro: la vida después del cáncer ya nunca es igual… pero viene a ser lo mismo. Esperamos que os contagie su visión irónica de la vida.

In a school where martial arts are standard curriculum and disputes are settled by officially recognized duels, Ryoko takes on all comers. As the #1 fighter at Daimon High, Ryoko's battles to defend her position never end and "Finals" take on a whole new meaning.