Orejona - B - 1 Album - First edition - 1974





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Orejona - B, EO edition, in French, published in 1974 by La Marge - Kesselring, with soft cover in a large format approximately 29 x 42 cm, 1 item, featuring Crumb, Vaughn Bodé, H. R. Geiger and others, in good condition.
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This work is the collectible underground comic titled Orejona (or Orejona or Saga Generation).
Main authors: Script by Nicolas Devil (also known for the famous psychedelic comic Saga de Xam).
The album gathers numerous pages and graphic contributions from major figures of the counterculture and American comics of the era, including Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, Vaughn Bodé, Ron Cobb, Spain Rodriguez, and artist H.R. Giger.
* Year of publication: 1974 (Original edition).
* Publisher: Co-published by La Marge and Kesselring.
* Format: A very large softcover (flexible) edition measuring about 29 x 42 cm.
* Content: A true bible of 1970s counterculture, this roughly 256-page black-and-white album blends political satire, psychedelia, and Cold War iconography, as illustrated by its cover showing the American and Soviet blocs against the backdrop of the hippie movement.
This work is the collectible underground comic titled Orejona (or Orejona or Saga Generation).
Main authors: Script by Nicolas Devil (also known for the famous psychedelic comic Saga de Xam).
The album gathers numerous pages and graphic contributions from major figures of the counterculture and American comics of the era, including Robert Crumb, Gilbert Shelton, Vaughn Bodé, Ron Cobb, Spain Rodriguez, and artist H.R. Giger.
* Year of publication: 1974 (Original edition).
* Publisher: Co-published by La Marge and Kesselring.
* Format: A very large softcover (flexible) edition measuring about 29 x 42 cm.
* Content: A true bible of 1970s counterculture, this roughly 256-page black-and-white album blends political satire, psychedelia, and Cold War iconography, as illustrated by its cover showing the American and Soviet blocs against the backdrop of the hippie movement.

