The Collective Unconscience of Odd Bodkins - Inscribed with a Drawing
Product Code: 66060
Inscribed by the artist with a large color drawing. O'Neill has written "--Jim Mitchell's Book--" Across the top, drawn Fred and Hugh riding a motorcycle down the road chased by a man on foot and a Jabberwocky from above! He has signed it "O'Neill + Friends--"
The second and last volume. A selection of Dan O'Neill's Odd Bodkins comic strips from 1967 to 1970. The daily strip ran in the SF Chronicle and 350 other newspapers worldwide.
The introduction:
In Dan O'Neill's first Odd Bodkins book, HEAR THE SOUND OF MY FEET WALKING..DROWN THE SOUND OF MY VOICE TALKING.. Fred and Hugh have encounters with 100% American Dog, The Commie Turtle and the Great Hoo Hoo in the Sky. They eat magic cookies and go to Magic Cookie Land where they learn the most fascinating things about God, Self, and other matters usually reserved for philosophy and theology books, rather than comic strips. But they cannot stay in Magic Cookie Land for ling, " because the cost of living there is too high." You are about to read the continuation of their odyssey in this book, which is literally the last Odd Bodkins book, and contains the best of a decade of newspaper comic strips. Enjoy.
O'Neill, Dan
Condition & Attributes
Very Good+ (moderate creases to the covers, light wear, generally sound and clean)
Publishing Information
San Francisco
Glide
1973
2nd 1975
Physical Description
12 inches
9 inches
112 pages
black & white
softcover
color wraps
English
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