Spots - S. Clay Wilson Dave Sheridan Served by tremendous painted artwork

Served by tremendous painted artwork

Some very funny stories and illustrations punctuate this alternative-culture document from the underground

How a warrior of the city of Thebes became the seer that appears in Homer's work and many other classic tales

and dance parties

yet purposeful images

Spots - S. Clay Wilson Dave Sheridan Served by tremendous painted artworkOriginally published in Screw Magazine, these single panels by S. Clay Wilson show him at his most dirty and disreputable. The most extreme of the "Zap" cartoonists of the late 1960s, Wilson draws manically dense scenes of lurid mayhem that rank among the seminal works of underground and counterculture American art. In these comics, his twisted efforts are turned to the world of sex, with results that are hilarious, freaky, wildly imaginative, and