Browse tag: Gilbert Shelton
Great UG comix anthology from early 70s. First edition, cover price 3.5. Has cover but guts and cover are not trimmed. Grade: Very Good.
Collects the contents of the first two Freak Brothers comix, with a cartoon intro by Gilbert Shelton. Second edition, cover price 3.95. Grade: Very Good.
Collects the contents of the first two Freak Brothers comix, with a cartoon intro by Gilbert Shelton. First edition, cover price 3.5. Grade: Very Good.
Collects the contents of the first two Freak Brothers comix, with a cartoon intro by Gilbert Shelton. Third printing, 1981, with ISBN and reviewer quotes on back cover, cover price 5.95.
Early printing from the 1980s, cover price 1.50. Grade: Fine.
When Rip Off Press acquired the equipment to print tee shirts (mostly so we could print our own designs), this card was printed up on our Multi 1250 using a split ink font for a cyan-to-yellow grad
Great UG comix anthology from early 70s. First edition, cover price 3.5. Grade: Very Good.
"Board" portion of the game that was bound into the first edition of the color Thoroughly Ripped paperback. Appr. 23" x 11" unfolded, folded size 8" x 11".
Folded but never bound onto a catalog. Printed 4/1 size appr. 13" by 19".
Price slashed 90% when you buy them by the set! Ten cards with envelopes, each showing the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers reacting to a bong hit. Size 4' by 6', full color.
Price slashed 90% when you buy them by the set!
The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers trucking down a city street crowded with jubilant people, on a 4" by 6" full color notecard. Blank inside, includes envelope.
Rip Off Press, Inc.'s fabulous high-rise corporate headquarters building as envisioned by Gilbert Shelton. Also available in a poster-sized giclee print.
The Freak Brothers' rooftop paradise, from the back of an early comix issue. Full color, 4 by 6 inch postcard. This image also available as a poster or art print.
The Freak Brothers truckin' down the street with a jubilant crowd on a full color, 4 by 6 inch postcard. Same image as the notecard of the same name.
The original cover of the fourth Freak Brothers comix series issue, in full color on a 4 by 6 inch postcard.