Editing Print Mint (section)

==Titles published==
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* ''All Girl Thrills'' (1971) — all female contributors: [[Trina Robbins]], Barbara "Willy" Mendes, and Julie Wood (a.k.a. Jewel and a.k.a. Julie Goodvibes) 
* ''American Flyer Funnies'' (1972), #1 — anthology title including [[Larry Welz]]; #2 published by [[Last Gasp (publisher)|Last Gasp]] as ''American Flyer'' (1973)
* ''[[Arcade (comics magazine)|Arcade]]'' (7 issues, 1975–1976) — magazine-sized comics anthology created and edited by [[Art Spiegelman]] and [[Bill Griffith]]. Contributors included [[Spain Rodriguez]], [[Justin Green (cartoonist)|Justin Green]], [[Kim Deitch]], [[Robert Crumb]], and [[Charles Bukowski]].
* ''Bent'' (1971) — [[S. Clay Wilson]]
* ''[[Bijou Funnies]]'' #1-4 (1969–1970) — anthology with early work by [[Jay Lynch]], [[Art Spiegelman]], [[Gilbert Shelton]], and [[Skip Williamson]]; #1 reprinted from The Bijou Publishing Empire; issues #5-8 picked up by [[Kitchen Sink Press]] along with reprints of #1–4
* ''The Book of Raziel'' (1969) — John Thompson
* ''Bum Wad'' (1971) — Dave Geiser; published by Geiser's Yahoo Productions and distributed by the Print Mint
* ''The Captain'' (1972) — Hak Vogrin and Jean Einback Vogrin
* ''Clowns'' (1972) – Dave Geiser; published by Geiser's Yahoo productions and distributed by the Print Mint
* ''[[Larry Welz|Captain Guts]]'' (3 issues, 1969–1971) — [[Larry Welz]]
* ''[[Cheech Wizard|The Collected Cheech Wizard]]'' (1972) — [[Vaughn Bode]]; reprinted from a [[Company & Sons]] title
* ''Color'' (1971) - [[Victor Moscoso]]
* ''[[Robert Williams (artist)|Coochy Cooty Men's Comics]]'' (Dec. 1970) — [[Robert Williams (artist)|Robert Williams]]
* ''Demented Pervert'' (1971) — Dave Geiser; published by Geiser's Yahoo Productions and distributed by the Print Mint
* ''[[Robert Crumb|Despair]]'' (1969) — [[Robert Crumb]]
* ''Deviant Slice Funnies'' (2 issues, 1972–1973) — [[Tom Veitch]] & [[Greg Irons]]
* ''[[Jim Evans (artist)|The Dying Dolphin]]'' (1970) — [[Jim Evans (artist)|Jim Evans]]
* ''El Perfecto'' (1973) — [[Timothy Leary]] Benefit
* ''[[Feds 'n' Heads]]'' (1968) — reprint of [[Gilbert Shelton]] self-published comic
* ''[[Trina Robbins|Girl Fight Comics]]'' (2 issues, 1972–1974) — [[Trina Robbins]]
* ''Guano Comix'' #4 (1973) — anthology title
* ''[[Greg Irons|Heavy Tragi-Comics]]'' (1970) — [[Greg Irons]]
* ''Googiewaumer Comics'' (1969) — Wendel Allen Pugh and F. Sand Jones
* ''High-Flyin' Funnies Comix & Stories'' (1970) – Bill Crawford
* ''Hit the Road'' (1972) — Pat Ryan and Russ Rosander
* ''The Human Drama'' (1978) — anthology title edited by Jim Madow featuring [[Spain Rodriguez]], Mark Fisher, [[Leslie Cabarga]], [[Alan Weiss (comics)|Alan Weiss]], Howard Hopkirk, [[Roger Brand]], [[Greg Irons]], and Madow 
* ''Illuminations'' (1971) — [[psychedelic]] anthology featuring  Willie Mendes, Rory Hayes, Julie Wood, Trina Robbins, and others
* ''Insect Fear'' (3 issues, 1970–1973) — [[Horror comics|horror]] anthology inspired by [[EC Comics]]
* ''[[Vaughn Bodē|Junkwaffel]]'' (4 issues, 1971–1972) — [[Vaughn Bodē]]; issue #5 (1973) by [[Last Gasp (publisher)|Last Gasp]]
* ''The Kingdom of Heaven is Within You Comics'' (1969) — John Thompson
* ''Kukawy Comics'' (Dec. 1969) — Ϗύκλωψ / Κύκλωψ = GREEK for Ϗýklops — John Thompson
* ''Lemme Outa Here'' (Oct. 1978) — stories of life in mid-century American suburbs edited by [[Diane Noomin]], featuring Noomin, Michael McMillan, [[Robert Armstrong (cartoonist)|Robert Armstrong]], [[Bill Griffith]], [[Robert Crumb]], [[Aline Kominsky]], [[Kim Deitch]], [[Justin Green (cartoonist)|Justin Green]], [[Mark Beyer (comics)|Mark Beyer]], and [[M. K. Brown]]
* ''[[Lenny of Laredo]]'' (Apr. 1966) — reprint of [[Joel Beck]]'s 1965 work
* ''[[Greg Irons|Light Comitragies]]'' (June 1971) — mostly [[Greg Irons]]
* ''The Man'' (1972) — reprint of the 1966 University of Syracuse Student Publications first edition by [[Vaughn Bodē]]
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* ''Manhunt'' #1 (July 1973) — feminist comic with contributors like [[Aline Kominsky]], [[Trina Robbins]], [[Ted Richards (artist)|Ted Richards]], and [[Bobby London]]; 2nd issue published by [[Cartoonists Co-Op Press]]
* ''[[Spain Rodriguez|Mean Bitch Thrills]]'' (1971) — [[Spain Rodriguez]]
* ''Meef Comix'' (2 issues, 1973–1974) — [[Fred Schrier]]
* ''[[Moondog (comics)|Moondog]]'' (1970–1973, 1980) — [[George Metzger]]; #4 co-published with [[Last Gasp (publisher)|Last Gasp]]
* ''Occult Laff Parade'' (1973) — anthology title; featured a story by [[Jay Kinney]] and Ned Sonntag entitled "Bud Tuttle and Commander Jesus"
* ''Saloon'' (1973) — Dave Geiser; published by Geiser's Yahoo Productions and distributed by the Print Mint
* ''Radical America Komiks'' (1969) — reprint of volume III, no. 1 of ''[[Radical America]]''
* ''Real Pulp Comics'' (2 issues, 1971–1973) — anthology; issue #1 featured first [[Zippy the Pinhead]] strip (by [[Bill Griffith]])
* ''Rubber Duck Tales'' (2 issues, 1971–1972) — Rob Lawso and Michael J.
* ''[[San Francisco Comic Book]]'' (1970–1973), #2-4 — anthology title at first published with the [[San Francisco Comic Book Company]]; later picked up by [[Last Gasp (publisher)|Last Gasp]]
* ''Savage Humor'' (1973)
* ''[[Justin Green (cartoonist)|Show + Tell Comics]]'' (Oct. 1973) — [[Justin Green (cartoonist)|Justin Green]]
* ''Spaced Out'' (1972) — sci-fi anthology title ft. Ron Roach, Thomas Byrd, Jim Pinkoski, and Ed Verreaux
* ''Spiffy Stories'' (1969) — anthology title
* ''Sphinx'' (issue #3, 1973) — Susan Morris; continued from Kitchen Sink
* ''Suds'' (1969) — Buckwheat Florida Jr.
* ''Tales from the Ozone'' (issue #2, 1970) — anthology title, continued from Russ Gibb Productions (1969)
* ''Tales from the Tube'' (1972) — [[Robert Crumb]], [[Rick Griffin]], Harold Ward, [[Robert Williams (artist)|Robert Williams]], and [[S. Clay Wilson]]
* ''Tales of Sex and Death'' (1971–1975), #1–2 — anthology title
* ''Tales of Toad'' (2 issues, 1970–1971) — [[Bill Griffith]]; 3rd issue published by [[Cartoonists Co-Op Press]] (1973)
* ''Truckin''' (2 issues, 1972–1974) — [[George Metzger]]
* ''Tuff Shit Comics'' (Mar. 1972) — anthology title
* ''Uncle Sham'' (2 issues, 1970–1971) — Dave Geiser; #2 published by Geiser's Yahoo Productions and distributed by the Print Mint
* ''Uneeda Comics'' (1970) — [[Robert Crumb]]
* ''[[Yellow Dog (comics)|Yellow Dog]]'' (22 issues, 1968–1973) — anthology started as a tabloid and then converted into a comics magazine (numbered 1–25, with 9–14 being three double issues rather than six single issues)
* ''[[Young Lust (comics)|Young Lust]]'' (issues #2 & #4, 1971 & 1974) — anthology title co-edited by [[Bill Griffith]] and [[Jay Kinney]]; contributors included [[Guy Colwell]]; continued from Company and Sons, later published by Last Gasp
* ''Zam (Zap Jam)'' (1974) — [[Robert Crumb]], [[Rick Griffin]], [[Victor Moscoso]], [[Robert Williams (artist)|Robert Williams]], [[S. Clay Wilson]]
* ''[[Zap Comix]]'' (issues #4–9, 1968–1978) — [[R. Crumb]]-edited anthology; continued from Apex Novelties; later picked up by Last Gasp
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