Editing Zap Comix (section)

==Featured characters==
* '''[[Angelfood McSpade]]''' (R. Crumb) — a large-built black woman drawn as a racist African native caricature. She is usually depicted being sexually exploited or manipulated by men. She appears in issues #2 and #0.
* '''Captain Pissgums and his Pervert Pirates''' (S. Clay Wilson) — a crew of bisexual male drug-addict pirates that are into a series of kinky and outré sexual acts. Captain Pissgums' nemesis is Captain Fatima and the butch all-female crew of the ''SS Quivering Thigh''.<ref>Zap #3b, pgs.02-11</ref> A "Captain Pysse-Gummes" is mentioned as one of the captains attending the Pirate's Conference in ''[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen]]''.<ref>[[Moore, Alan]] and [[Kevin O'Neill (comics)|Kevin O'Neill]], "[[The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume II#Issue 3: And the Dawn Comes Up Like Thunder|And the Dawn Comes Up Like Thunder]]", ''League of Extraordinary Gentlemen'' vol. 2, #3 (Nov. 2002).</ref> He appears in issues #3, 10, and 15.
* '''[[The Checkered Demon]]''' (S. Clay Wilson) — portly, shirtless demon frequently called upon to kill the various demented bikers, pirates, and rapists who populate Wilson's universe. He appears in issues #2, 4, 5, and 8–15.
* '''Coochy Cooty''' (Robert Williams) — sinner, substance abuser, fornicator, and bad-ass antihero who wears a flower pot hat. He appears in issues #5, 6, and 8–13.
* '''[[R. Crumb]]''' (R. Crumb) — self-caricature portrayed as "a raving lunatic" and "one of the world's last great medieval thinkers". He appears in issues #0, 1, 6–8, 10, 11, and 13–15.
* '''Dirty Dog''' (R. Crumb) — an anthropomorphic animal comic in which the hero is a horny long-eared hound dog. An all-seeing god is portrayed by a rabbit in a [[Boater|straw boater]] and striped vest with a movie camera. The character appears in issue #3.
* '''Mr. Goodbar''' (R. Crumb) - a clueless hick in suspenders that seems to be the opposite of Mr. Natural. He appears in issue #3.
* '''[[Mr. Natural (comics)|Mr. Natural]]''' (R. Crumb) — unreliable holy man and his neurotic disciple '''Flakey Foont'''. He appears in issues #0 and #1–7.
* '''[[Trashman (comics)|Trashman]]''' (Spain) — hero of the working classes and champion of radical left-wing causes. He appears in issues #11–13.
*'''[[Wonder Wart-Hog]]''', the "Hog of Steel" (Gilbert Shelton) — a violent reactionary amoral "superhero" who hypocritically murders and rapes people he doesn't approve of. His alter ego is reporter '''Philbert DeSanex'''. He appears in issues #3-5, 13, and 15.