Coochy Cooty
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Do you like masculine adventure with the flavor of white-hot steel?
"The Gorilla Women of Third Reich"
Hey guys i know this may sound ridiculous but i need help. is it just me or do some images on Paheal dont work anymore? when i try them image only, they all show ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT, does this happen to every one?
Classic stuff, right up there with the likes of Rick Griffin, Victor Moscoso, Gilbert Shelton, and even our own lovable, cuddly Robert Crumb.
>>235065
You forgot to mention Spain Rodreguez
In 1971 I was fortunate enough to be invited by a friend to go over to Robert Williams house to do some comix trading. I had to miss an exam in a class at L.A.C.C. to accept, but I just couldn't miss out. We arrived to find S. Clay Wilson there also. They were both very nice to this awe struck fan, a pair of real gentlemen. The visit cost me an ace in that class, but was worth it.
>>235027
Can anyone post the "Mentor In A Mason Jar" story?
For me this is what /aco/ is made for. It's been FUCKING weeks of waiting. So much great underground stuff that needs to be storytimed here. Crumb, Williams, Spain, Freak Brothers, ect ect ect this is the place for them. I understand the appeal of the fetish stuff but this is why im here.
Way to go OP. Your a scholar and a gent and a true cool dude
>>235273
cool!
>>235273
That's pretty neat anon
>>237915
A Zap thread is called for. I have few things to kick it off. I still have a number of originals that I purchased at the Free Press Bookstore in L.A. Got 'em as they were issued. Being that I was not 18, the store could have been busted for selling porno to a minor - very serious.
Haha what the fuck am I reading
>>244458
Mr. Williams wants you to work on that question.
>>244458
BTW: Cootie was a board game, popular in the 1950's. When I was a kid we had the game, but I don't remember ever playing it. We just messed around with the bugs.
Robt. Williams is King of Lowbrow Art
Had the pleasure of reading both of his Fantagraphics books
>>245541
There's no doubt he's firmly wired into the pop culture of the 50's and 60's, especially L.A. and So. Cal. You oughta check out his web site, it has a nice gallery. www.robtwilliamsstudio.com
>>235027
Yes
>>250186
Very manly.
