11 Books That Influence Octobriana 1976

[@CartoonistKayfabe]

Jim's Octobriana 1976 Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/jimrugg/fluorescent-blacklight-outlaw-comic-book Ed's Patreon: www.patreon.com/edpiskor

[@craigdodge229]

Great showcase! Haven't seen Octobriana yet, but I thought maybe Space Riders by Alexis Ziritt might be added to the lot.

[@frdh1357]

Jim, there's a lot of 60's counterculture paperbacks that messed with typography and layout like that "Yellow Submarine." If I remember right a lot of them were influenced by Quentin Fiore, and his work with Marhsall McLuhan, specifically "The Medium is the Massage." A cool one in that style, if you can find it cheap, is "Rock and Other Four Letter Words" by J.Marks and Linda Eastman. Neither is in color, though.

[@rockyotaco]

Is that a third version of "Bookworm" in the Richard Corben book?

[@russworks2882]

Jim, check out Harlin Quist Books in the 70's; they published psychedelic children's books, some in that mass market paperback size. Heavy Metal's Nicole Claveloux did some amazing work for them, a couple in comics format.

[@dudezillasf]

I have "Go, Go, Go, Grabote!" by Claveloux.... Can confirm: it is trippy AF.

[@henryferkey4505]

I watched the video and ordered Roly Poly! Thank you for videos like this.

[@TJByrnesAudioVisual]

I just received my Yellow Submarine paperback. Man, that thing is pretty cool! My dad flipped out. Had to own it being a gigantic Beatle fan and a fan of Beatle period pieces.

[@TaylorTalksComics]

We use “Caddy-corner” in Indiana too, Ed!

[@jeremyestes5841]

I grew up saying caddy-corner in Kentucky. I've heard people say kitty-corner, too.

[@fundermation]

the corben version of the spirit origin, warren spirit issue 7? was a life changing read, it took me many years to find the collected version, a true masterpiece

[@chriscowgill9831]

Would love a Charles Burns vid from you guys. The artist edition of Black Hole is incredible. So cool to see that stuff in that large format.

[@russworks2882]

A book that belongs on your table is Caza"s Kris Kool, which recently was reprinted in Europe. Here's some art: contourmagazine.com/2011/12/04/kris-kool-1970-philip-cazas-psychedelic-graphic-novel/

[@Aaltomuoto]

That book is amazing! You can also get a PDF version straight from Caza at his website www.bdebookcaza.com/kris-kool-caza-1970/

[@daganmoriarty1973]

You guys are inspiring me to NO end!

[@willisryan4576]

Hey, it's the books from yo insta the other day... let's dig in to this stuff heck yeah from NS!

[@tommycannon7563]

Yellow Submarine was made by a Paperback WRITER!

[@Jameswindsorsmith]

I have a Spanish language edition of ben marras book...sent to me by a cousin on spain😊

[@lordbritannic]

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