From the gag-inducing March 1975 "Flatulence" (debut) issue of Apple Pie Vol. 1 #1
Saturday, May 27, 2017
Invasion of the Windsuckers from Beyond the Stars
If this blog ever starts becoming too predictable, please please please remember that I posted this 4 page pants splitter about far-out fart lovers from beyond the stars. How many of you even knew there was a Nation Lampoon-esque magazine called Apple Pie published by Lopez in the mid 70's anyway? Yep, 8 whole issues! Learn something pew every day...
From the gag-inducing March 1975 "Flatulence" (debut) issue of Apple Pie Vol. 1 #1
From the gag-inducing March 1975 "Flatulence" (debut) issue of Apple Pie Vol. 1 #1
At least it can never be said that today's kids invented gross humor.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness Troma films never made a movie about this, and their standards are Ed Wood type low!
Well in any event, thanks for the comment
ReplyDeleteIt appears this post had a powerful effect on posters, it took there breath away.
ReplyDeleteSomehow, I could imagine Japan turning out an amime story like Japanese Fart Scrolls this. True fact (though I wish it wasn't so) if you are brave enough, look up Japanese Fart Scrolls, there just are no words except it must be seen to be believed.
I'm going to be listening to Thumper's mom on this one!
ReplyDeleteWow, that's just..wow.
ReplyDeleteAs out there as the short-lived Warren(!) mag,'Freak Out, U.S.A.'.
JMR: Read the Canterbury Tales sometime. Fart jokes are an old and long-standing literary tradition.
ReplyDeleteI have never even heard of this magazine. I'm not sure I've ever seen a photo comic made out of collage before, either. It's a very interesting look that comes off kinda hardcore for no other reason than it reminds me of DIY punk zines. So does the humor, now that I think about it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for keeping us on our toes with unique content!