Underground Comics

Sartre’s novel Nausea introduced his philosophical view as a form of illness to a WWII readership. “Nausea is existence revealing itself—and experience is not pleasant to see,” he wrote in his own summary of his first book, published in 1938.

Spain was a for real greaser who drew monstrous people and perfect motor vehicles. He will be sorely missed. In his honor, I've put together a giant gallery of his images.

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the little man inside my brain

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Robert R. Crumb

“DON’T” by Karissa Sakumoto from Felony Comics #1