Maverix and Lunatix: Icons of Underground Comix Jim Blanchard the Jovians wanted to eat

the Jovians wanted to eat your rich Uncle Scrooge's money

and his innocent cast of Canadians who encounter the outside world and the trials of everyday life in Timberland Tales

restored color for the first time in book form

scoundrels

Maverix and Lunatix: Icons of Underground Comix Jim Blanchard the Jovians wanted to eatPerverted, Insane, Degenerate, Brilliant. Artist Drew Friedman pays tribute to the great underground comix creators from Z (Zap) to A (Arcade). With the publication of R. Crumb's debut issue of ZAP in 1968, the Underground Comix revolution exploded, creating a major paradigm shift and blowing the lid off the traditional comic book. Maverix & Lunatix features 101 full page portraits (and more) by a cartooning icon in his own right, Drew Friedman,