n.p. n.d. Eight pager. An erotic parody of the comic strip created by Ed Verdier, which in and of itself was a rip-off of Harold Gray's Little Orphan Annie. Very crudely printed and illustrated. Annie watches two elders go at it while her dog Zero eats her out. First line..... More
n.p. Salty Dick, Inc., n.d. [c.1940]. Eight pager. An erotic parody of the comic strip created by Ed Verdier, which in and of itself was a rip-off of Harold Gray's Little Orphan Annie. Featuring guest appearances by E.C. Segar's classic creations Popeye and Wimpy. Pages 6-8 are loose but intact..... More
n.p: [c. 1980s]. Ten pages. Based on characters from the Thimble Threatre and Popeye comic strips. Reproduction of 1930s original. Cover appears to be poorly xeroxed, and includes illustration on back not found on the original. First line reads, "I yam a business man...." More
n.p: n.p. 3.5" x 5.5" digest. Reprints two different eight page Tijuana Bibles: one featuring characters from Russ Westover's comic strip Tillie the Toiler, the other starring Elzie Crisler Singer's indomitable Popeye the Sailor Man and Frank Willard's Moon Mullins. Each page consists of two Tijuana Bible pages, with the..... More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the comic strip created by Frank "Lank" Leonard. First line reads, "Gee! There's that handsome cop..." See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 1, p.127-128. More
n.p. Eight pager. Based on Frank King's long-running (and still ongoing) comic strip Gasoline Alley. Walt Wallet teaches his adopted son Skeezix how to have sex by fucking his own daughter-in-law, Hope Hassel Wallet. Very crudely printed and illustrated. Characters bear little to no resemblance to the source material. Inclues..... More
n.p. n.d. Large format (3.75 x 6") sixteen pager. Begins on page one with a Preface by a lusty dame: "Here's to the Jack that peeped thru the crack with his eyes black as coal" Story begins on the second page. First line reads, "Uncle Willie why in th' hell..... More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Featuring an erotic parody of Moon Mullins, a classic comic strip created by Frank Willard. Reproduction of an earlier Bible. Story features Moon picking up a carnival stripper and finding her more than he can handle. The book features pig Latin "Umpchay" and the memorable line..... More
n.p: [circa 1937]. Eight pager. Two-color front cover (indicating first printing as colors we're usually dropped in later printings and piracies). Number on the cover indicates that this is "5" in a series. Based on the Gene Ahern comic strip Room and Board. First line reads, "I want you to..... More
n.p: n.d. Eight pager. Reproduction of an earlier bible. Number on the cover indicates that this is "5" in a series. Based on the Gene Ahern comic strip Room and Board. First line reads, "I want you to collect the rent..." See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v.2 , p.57-58..... More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based off of an obscure strip created by George McManus, the cartoonist who created Bringing Up Father. First line reads, "Hello sweetheart, I have a present for you...." More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the the classic boxing comic strip created by Ham Fisher. First line reads, "Sweet shit things are dead." Also seen as JOE PALOOKA IN "10 AND OUT". See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 2, p.126-127 and R.G.Holt Little Dirty Comics p. 166-169. More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the the classic boxing comic strip created by Ham Fisher. First line reads, "Sweet shit things are dead." See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 2, p.126-127 and R.G.Holt Little Dirty Comics p. 166-169. More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on the the classic boxing comic strip created by Ham Fisher. First line reads, "The winnah!!" See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 1, p.123-124. More
n.p. Stoop N. Takit. Eight pager. Based on the the classic boxing comic strip created by Ham Fisher. First line reads, "What the hell is this.." See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 1, p.36-37. More
n.p. [c.1930s]. Eight pager. Two-color front cover (indicating first printing as colors we're usually dropped in later printings and piracies). Based on the comic strip characters Dinglehoofer and his dog Adolph. Adolph is seen pissing on Dinglehoofer's leg on the cover. The back cover features an unrelated imae of a...... More
n.p. Circa 1960. Eight Pager. Based on the comic strip characters Count Screwloose of Tooloose and J.R. the Wonder Dog, created by Milt Gross. Screwloose attempts to woo his sexy french maid by putting a milk bottle down his trousers, but she figures his scheme out and decides to fuck..... More
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n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on Paul Fung and Jack Lait's little-known comic strip Gus and Gussie. First line reads, "How's the little girl..." Different edition; redrawn with less detail, but clearly based on copy seen by 'La France Publishing Co., Paris.' Note: cover states Cus, rather than Gus; error..... More
n.p. Otto Whataprick Presents, [c. 1980s]. Ten pages. An erotic parody of Russell Channing Westover's comic strip Tillie the Toiler. This is a later photocopy of an original Bible. First line reads, "Well if it isn't my old friend Mac...." More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Featuring characters from Russell Channing Westover's comic strip Tillie the Toiler. On the cover, Mac asks Tillie, "What th' hell's wrong with this prick anyway? Huh!" Tillie's response is obscured. First line reads, "How do you like this gown...." More
Eight pager. Based on Walter Berndt's comic strip Smitty. Smitty spies on his boss Mr. Bailey and his stenographer having sex. First line reads, "Take some dictation Miss Tightsnatch..." See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 1, p.131-132. More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on Walter Berndt's comic strip Smitty. Smitty spies on his boss Mr. Bailey and his stenographer having sex. Cover and internals printed in black, red and green. First line reads, "Take some dictation Miss Tightsnatch..." See D.H. Gilmore, Sex in Comics v. 1, p.131-132. More
n.p. [c. 1980s]. Eight pager. Starring Maggie from George McManus' classic comic strip Bringing Up Father (AKA Jiggs & Maggie). Very crudely illustrated and printed. First line reads, "What are you reading?." More
n.p. n.d. Eight pager. Based on Norman Marsh's comic strip character Dan Dunn, who is himself a rip-off of Chester Gould's classic detective Dick Tracy (ncedentally, the author of this Tiquana Bible couldn't keep this straight, and refers to Dunn as "Mister Tracy" on the first page. Whether this was..... More
n.p: [c. 1930s]. Eight pager. Two-color front cover (indicating first printing as colors we're usually dropped in later printings and piracies). Based on Alex Raymond's classic hero Flash Gordon. The story and art are relatively more sophisticated than the average TIjuana Bible, with a little action-adventure thrown in with the..... More