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Ed "Big Daddy" Roth water slide decal. Art by Ed "Newt" Newton. The full series at Coop's Photostream
 

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The art of Jim Phillips and the Tracy Fiberglass catalogs. (click to enlarge).
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Peace on earth and good will towards all. Via: Quenched Consciousness

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Moebius Mom's Apple Pie, in color. Via: Quenched Consciousness

Cover and back cover of a French Fanzine featuring our favorite catbike riding hero Pravda The Overdriver. (images from our personal collection: click to enlarge)

While most fans of Gilbert Shelton's brilliant work are aware more of his well known comix creations such as the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers, Wonder Wart-Hog and Fat Freddy's Cat we remember his one page series of Advanced Motoring tips. An obvious motorhead (with an deep and perhaps obscene love of the Citroen 2CV) Shelton's superb illustrations captured my young soon-to-be-roadworthy heart and changed the way I saw cars. driving, and thinking....(if indeed for the better will be determined by my local traffic courts at a yet to be released date) Via: MKF

Comic artist Spain Rodriguez (left on bike with goatee) rides with the Road Vultures motorcycle club at the 1967 funeral of club president Tommy Bell. Via: UB Reporter

Comics: Mom's Apple Pie.

I remember this story by legendary French comic art Moebius (Jean Giraud) when I was young and still was rather naive about the sinister incest/bondage theme that followed this page, but the cafe racer image was vividly burned in my memory.

A few months ago in the act of digging my brothers basement out of years and years of various book collections I re-discovered it in the bound edition of National Lampoon's French Comics (the kind that men like). So enjoy this now yellowed art in its all first-time-scanned (so we believe) glory.