How many here enjoy or enjoyed adult comic books?

[Archae]

One I particularly liked was "Omaha The Cat Dancer."

Another I really liked was the "Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers."

(No link, since they are both NSFW)

[onehandle]

1. We have the Omaha books.

XXXenophile by Phil Foglio is fun.

[In_The_Wind]

2. I think I would if I had the money to spend on comics.

[Paladin]

3. I was a huge fan of the "Brothers" back in the day.

Anything by Gilbert Shelton or R. Crumb.

[HarveyDarkey]

4. The Freak Brothers & Harold Hedd were my favorites

liked Fritz the Cat by R Crumb, in fact all of R Crumb too.

[jakeXT]

5. Not my cup of tea, I recently downloaded a free sample from heavymetal.com /nt

[Major Nikon]

6. Fat Freddie's cat is my favorite comic book character to this day

[hobbit709]

7. I have an original copy of "The Adventures Of Oat Willie Vol. 1 No. 1

And signed by the artists.

[Rhythm]

8. There were a few in the late '80's/early 90's that i regularly read...

That were decidedly NOT for children, though i don't know if they qualify as 'adult comics' in the same sense you meant...

"Cry For Dawn" -- Joseph Linsner & Joe Monks
"Faust" -- Tim Vigil & David Quinn
"Evil Ernie" -- Brian Pulido & Steven Hughes
"Love & Rockets" -- Gilbert & Jaime Hernandez...
"The Crow" -- James O'Barr

I'm sure there's a few more...

Fell in love with most of them for their art...
Stayed for the stories.

[madrchsod]

11. faust! i have every issue along with several love and rockets.

[GReedDiamond]

9. I worked on this one: NEUROCOMICS...

Last edited Mon Jan 27, 2014, 04:07 AM - Edit history (1)

...based on the writings of Dr. Timothy Leary.

Script by George DiCaprio, Art by Pete Von Sholly, I did the cover painting, based on Pete's design.

I also inked the panel borders and did the lettering.

Here's the wraparound cover and a coupla pages from the insides.

[madrchsod]

10. i have the first ten issues of omaha

i`ve also have a few "x rated comics" and other underground's from the 60`s. i figured if i kept them long enough they would be worth something but alas they are not.

[TheMightyFavog]

12. I've read a few Manga that are not for kids

Black Lagoon (Imagine Quentin Tarantino doing a movie about piracy in Southeast Asia during the mid 90s. The anime adaptaion is pretty freaking awesome, too.)

Gunsmith Cats (Although there's shit in this series that made even me a little... Uncomfortable. Kenichi Sonada can be a real grade-A pervert sometimes.)

[struggle4progress]

13. Haven't read any adult comix since I was a kid

Back in 2004, though, I was briefly excited that R. Crumb had become mainstream enough to hit the New Yorker cover

Then I realized that the songs of my youth were recycling as supermarket and elevator muzak

So it didn't mean any of that stuff was cool again -- it just meant I'd officially joined the Old Foget class

[NYC_SKP]

14. I bought a copy of Squeak the Mouse in Bologna...

Here's the cover:

[Dash87]

19. Itchy and Scratchy!

[sakabatou]

16. Yep

Current favorite is "Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou," or "Daily Life with a Monster Girl."

[Xyzse]

21. I've read some of that.

It is pretty funny.

[Dash87]

18. No, but I don't think I'm the target audience.

The ones posted above make me want to , so definitely not.

[Xyzse]

20. What is your definition of "adult comic books"?

I mean, tons of Manga can be termed mature, though not hentai.
Soooo, yeah, I enjoy many of that such as:

-Berserk
-Team Medical Dragon
-Ubel Blatt
-Wolfencrest - though I specifically object to the rape scene, which was gratuitous, though understandable in the sense of it showing how twisted things can be.

Western Comics:

Uhhhh... I'm not sure, but if you consider violence to be the reason it is "adult"...

Spawn and those comic books can be considered adult.
The Sandman comics can also be considered adult.

Is that it?

[Archae]

22. Adult comic books I liked...

Well, I didn't like the ones that were violent, either.

I liked "Omaha," since face it, the ladies were sexy!

And "Freak Brothers" and some of Robert Crumb's work was simply hilarious.

[Xyzse]

23. I remember the name Robert Crumb.

I know him by reputation but not by work.

Then I would probably have to admit to Frank Cho who did Liberty Meadows.
His art work is nice...

[Archae]

25. This is "Omaha."

(Usually she wore a lot less...)

The stories in the comic books were sort of soap opera-ish, but I did like them.

As to the "Freak Brothers," they did dope, (lots of it,) had sex and it was just plain silly.
The artist, Gilbert Shelton, also drew a superhero comic book called "Wonder Warthog" that was hilarious at times.

[Xyzse]

26. I don't know of them.

Thanks for showing.

[Iggo]

24. I wasn't really an adult when I liked the Freak Bros.

But I liked them and the old Mad magazine. (potrzebie!)

[Miles Archer]

27. I used to own all of the "ZAP" (and related) comics.

All the Bob Crumb / S. Clay Wilson / Gilbert Shelton / etc. stuff, ALL of it.

I still have MOST of my collection. During one of my moves a whole box of stuff "grew legs" and a few key issues are now gone, but I still get the desire every now and then to wade into the swamp and enjoy some classic Checkered Demon or Mr. Natural or Wonder Warthog or...

[GReedDiamond]

28. KnR for the Checkered Demon!...nt