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The reason I even mentioned this is because I woke up from a nightmare based on one of these comics (when I guy gets the head of his massive penis cut off and eaten by a jew), and I thought: if this evil shit still bothers me 40 years later, what the fuck is the school system, with it's anal sex agenda, doing to our kids??? Even if we stop it right now, in it's tracks, are they still going to have nightmares about this crap 40 years later??? I think so....

Well,it helps to understand if you "get" the jewish mindset. Basically,to them,any non-jew is a talking monkey worthy only of distain. Thus,any non-jew is subject to any bout of insanity the jew wishes to visit upon them. For example,beating someone over the head for asking a stupid question.

Frankly,the only reason jews aren't more violent is they lack the physical strength for it. Which is why they tend to go after children in real life. But in their sick fantasies,they're strong enough to take on anyone.

Thus,with the jewish ego understood,and the underlying hatred exposed,jewish "comics" become a power fantasy by which the jew shows his true colors while trying to "play it off as a joke". They are a disgusting,hateful,cruel monster who would do terrible things to anyone who offers even the most minor inconvenience to them if they had the power to do so.

Do you "get it" now? More over,did you really want to?

no, I definitely don't like Harvey Pekar either

I began reading underground comix in 1970 when bought the first and second issues of the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers. Much of it was content previously published in the Los Angeles Free Press, which my father bought. I read my first Zap comic in 1972. It was very disturbing. In 1973, I was a freak living in San Francisco in a flat with other freaks and used to frequent the comic shops. They displayed all of the latest undergrounds, especially Robert Crumbs filth.

I was way too young to be reading any of that, and I know it had a detrimental influence on me, which I guess was the entire point.

I hardly remember what they were even like. I seem to recall that i thought they seemed like retarded comics for retards, and thus never paid any attention to them again.

Around the late 80s and early 90s I really liked The Punisher, though.

The entire comic book industry was started by kikes.

Robert Crumb influenced a ton of creators, but, the entire alternative "comix" scene was a bunch of try-hard faggoty weird for the sake of weird bullshit.