What was your first Adult comic book?

[kentauros]

Hey, some of us did read comics that weren't strictly superhero stuff

So, the first I owned was probably Omaha the Cat Dancer (the Heavy Metal issues I read previously were bought and owned by one of my brothers, so it doesn't count :P)




After that, probably something by Robert Crumb.
My favorite, I think, was Xxxenophile, by Phil Foglio :D

[ZombieHorde]

1. Twisted Tales was one of my first. nt

[Call Me Wesley]

2. Way too many to count:

Underground Comics, French Kiss, Robert Crumb, Metal Hurlant, Crepax , etc. etc.

[Archae]

3. My first?

Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, many more since then, Crumb, Omaha, etc.

[Capn Sunshine]

4. All the R Crumb ZAP & Fritz the Cat

I never had to buy 'em. I had a great friend who owned a head shop. We'd smoke out "in the back" and read all the comics. I worked at the Pizza Man next door and brought all the mistakes over. Interesting times, those.

[seemunkee]

5. First was Zap #1

favorite was Bondage Fairy's

[hunter]

6. "Love and Rockets"

I've never been a big comics person, but a Northern California person introduced me to Los Bros Hernandez anyways because she thought I was from Oxnard.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Love_and_Rockets_(comics)

[Rhythm]

17. Me, too...

MY on-again/off-again at the time g/f and i looked like Maggie and Hopey, so a friend of ours gave me a copy of an issue as a gag, and i was hooked.

[AllenVanAllen]

7. Heavy Metal Magazine

October 1978


back cover



My mom brought it for me in a bookstore at The Galleria. I handed it to her and she failed to notice the print on the cover that said "The adult illustrated fantasy magazine" (or the naked breasts in the art for that matter.) She would have freaked! :P

[Dr. Strange]

15. Yeah!

[kentauros]

16. lol

:D

Reminds me of how when my brother started getting them in the mail, my mother didn't like having them in the house. She failed to understand we were also liking them for the brilliant stories they depicted. Moebius is just amazing! And Angus McKee (So Beautiful and So Dangerous) :D

[Brother Buzz]

8. Zap, Wonder Wart-Hog, Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers

Which one was first? :shrug:

[Va Lefty]

9. Cherry Poptart

[kentauros]

10. I always thought Cherry Poptart was such a brilliant parody

on the Archies' world, just by the use of that style of comic art. I wonder how many people picked up copies thinking it was some new Archies character? :rofl:

[elshiva]

11. I like Taboo S&M cartoons.

:blush:

[kentauros]

12. Like "Bondage Fairies"?

[elshiva]

13. HeeHee! Usually the women aren't fairies in this one.

Google "Taboo Illustrated." ;)

[kentauros]

14. It must be one of the newer ones, then.

I haven't bought comics in ages, so I'll take your word for it ;)

"Bondage Fairies" is a real one, though :)