The Seventy's represent a time like no other, especially in art and creativity for me. I had just hitchhiked into Gainesville, Fl and got a part-time job at the New York Time's paper, the Gainesville Sun. Living in a tiny room sharing a bathroom with several others, I endured starvation and the hardest of times while I basked in the incredible energy that was alive at the time. There was music everywhere, I was gigging around town as Lightnin' Harpo, getting started at the Sun, and today I look back on those days as the happiest and most creative in my lifetime.

One of the things I did was write and illustrate many original underground comic stories for Gorilla Magazine, published in Gainesville by my friend, Russ Martin. They represent a mindset that perhaps only hunger can bring out. I present three of the stories above in color. The book is 38 pages, and this cover is one of many versions.

BACK TO WRITING PAGE

Looking For A PUBLISHER
CONTACT