Print Mint
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The Print Mint started as retailer of psychedelic posters on Haight Street in San Francisco, California, United States, during the 1960s. It evolved into a major publisher of underground comics. It was originally owned by poet Don Shenker and his wife Alice; they later sold the business to Bob and Peggy RitaTemplate:Fn. It no longer publishes comic books but the poster shop still exists.
Print mint titles
- All Girl Thrills
- American Flyer Funnies (1971)
- Arcade (1975)
- Bijou Funnies
- Captain Guts (1969)
- Coochy Cooty Men's Comics (1970)
- Demented Pervert (1971)
- Despair (1970)
- Deviant Slice Funnies (1972)
- Dying Dolphin
- El Perfecto - Timothy Leary Benefit (1973)
- Feds 'n' Heads (1968)
- Girl Fight Comics (1972)
- Guano Comix
- Heavy Tragi-Comics (1969)
- Hit the Road (1971)
- Human Drama (1978)
- Insect Fear (3 issues)
- Junkwaffel (Vaughn Bodé, 1971)
- Kukawy Comics (1969)
- Lemme Outa Here (1978)
- Light Comitragies (1971)
- Mean Bitch Thrills
- Meef Comix (1972)
- Occult Laff Parade (1973)
- Real Pulp
- San Francisco Comic Book (7 issues)
- Spiffy Stories (1969)
- The Captain (1972)
- Tuff Shit Comics (1972)
- Uneeda Comics
- Vaughan Bode's The Man (1972)
- Yellow Dog
- Young Lust
- Zap Comix
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