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The first-ever collection by the underground's most notorious modern primitive.

The controversial cartoonist Rory Hayes was a self-taught dynamo of the San Francisco underground comics revolution. Attracting equal parts derision and praise (the latter from the likes of R. Crumb and Bill Griffith), Hayes emerged as comics' great primitive, drawing horror comics in a genuinely horrifying and halucinatory manner. He has influenced a generation of cartoonists, from RAW to Fort Thunder and back again.

This book, the first retrospective of Hayes' career ever published, features the best of his underground comics output alongside paintings, covers, and artifacts rarely seen by human eyes—as well as astounding, previously unprinted comics from his teenage years and movie posters for his numerous homemade films. The Comics and Art of Rory Hayes also serves as a biography and critique with a memoir of growing up with Rory by his brother, the illustrator Geoffrey Hayes, and a career-spanning essay by Edward Pouncey. Also included is a rare interview with Hayes himself.

"Rory Hayes was the real thing; a genuine 'outsider' artist working alongside his more self-aware compatriots in the heady days of the San Francisco Underground Comix scene of the 1960s and '70s. His work retains its raw, primitive power to this day, teetering precariously between chaos and control, madness and oddly endearing teddy bears."—Bill Griffith

The Black Eyed Boodle Will Knife Ya Tonight!

The Rory Story

Selected Rory Hayes Bibliography

The Thincg in the Room

Bits of Flesh

The Transformation of Dr. Cline

The Creatures in the Tunnels

The Old Man

Change

Dear Crusader

E-ter-nity

Pober Saltine

Norcf and Morg

Granny Crackbaggy in Stoned Again

Title page,

Fuck Suck

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Something to Say

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Cathy Cunt Takes a Cure Shower

Bertha the Bitch and Co.

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Eat Me, Mutha!

Three Teen-Age Punks Get Ahold of 16 Year Old Gloria and Fuck the Living Shit Out of Her!!!

Prick Sick

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Evolve

Invitation to Death

Last Hit

Violent Comics

Mazor Storn

The Wrath of Mazor Storn

The Door is Always Open

The Keeper of the Mind

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Disconnect

The Sunday Bogeyman Times

Granny Crockbaggy the Short Order Cook

Teddy Meets the Kootcha Bug

Nocturnal Rendesvous

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(bottom) A Dark Night

Terror From the Grgve

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The controversial cartoonist Rory Hayes was a self-taught dynamo of the San Francisco underground comics revolution. Attracting equal parts derision and praise (the latter from the likes of R. Crumb and Bill Griffith), Hayes emerged as comics' great primitive, drawing horror comics in a genuinely horrifying and halucinatory manner. He has influenced a generation of cartoonists, from RAW to Fort Thunder and back again. This book, the first retrospective of Hayes' career ever published, features the best of his underground comics output alongside paintings, covers, and artifacts rarely seen by human eyes-as well as astounding, previously unprinted comics from his teenage years and movie posters for his numerous homemade films. The Comics and Art of Rory Hayes also serves as a biography and critique with a memoir of growing up with Rory by his brother, the illustrator Geoffrey Hayes, and a career-spanning essay by Edward Pouncey. Also included is a rare interview with Hayes himself. "Rory Hayes was the real thing; a genuine 'outsider' artist working alongside his more self-aware compatriots in the heady days of the San Francisco Underground Comix scene of the 1960s and '70s. His work retains its raw, primitive power to this day, teetering precariously between chaos and control, madness and oddly endearing teddy bears."-Bill Griffith