An art book featuring the art, graphics and design work of Dutch underground cartoonist Peter Pontaic (1951-2015).

60 oversize pages - 8 pages in color, 28 pages black and white, 24 pages black on green stock. Text in Dutch.

From lambiek.net:

Peter Pontiac was one of the most prominent artists and designers of the Dutch alternative art scene. As the "godfather" of Dutch underground comix, he rose to prominence in the 1960s hippie scene, before reinventing himself during the 1970s-1980s punk era with his comic character Gaga. He later became a productive illustrator for newspapers, music magazines, posters and record covers in the Netherlands. Mostly staying within the realm of subcultures, Pontiac was widely praised for his raw, personal, and highly detailed artwork. His stories about sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll pioneered the genre of autobiographical comics, before other artists made it mainstream.

Between 1990 and 2004, Peter Pontiac revisited his older work in his 'Pontiac Review' series, published by Het Raadsel/Oog&Blik. The seven thematic volumes contained most of Pontiac's older work, annotated with handwritten captions.