Zap Comix #0 bijou Dorothy Parker

Dorothy Parker

even architecture

The collection also includes new pinup artwork created specifically for this edition by Nathan Hale

and tortured geniuses as Edgar Allan Poe

less than ideal

Zap Comix #0 bijou Dorothy ParkerZap Comix #0 was published in the latter half of 1968, sometime between a few weeks and a few months after Zap Comix #2 was published in August. But if not for the fact that Brian Zahn (publisher of Yarrowstalks) had kept Crumb's artwork for Zap #0 when he traveled to India in 1968, this would have been the first book in the Zap Comix series. If it had been, would Zap Comix #0 have made the same impact that Zap #1 did when it was published? In all