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I first started reading the Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers back in college (seems fitting) and still regard Shelton as my favorite underground cartoonist of his era.
My dad met Mr. Shelton when he stopped by the state Capitol in Austin Texas one day in 1974. My dad was a member of the state legislature and he told him my brother & I were big fans of his & he graciously sketched The Freak Brothers for us in pencil. We still have it to this day proudly mounted & framed. My dad was a pretty good artist himself having published a book of political cartoons about the Texas Legislature in 1969.
J'étais abonné à métal hurlant sur l'année 84,et je ne comprenais pas tout dans ce magazine de oufs . Pilote c'était idem, on m'avait offert un recueil à l'age de 8 ans et c'était lunaire . A présent je lis Spirou .
As a US college student in the 1970s, Gilbert Shelton was practically a god when he put out the Furry Freak Bros. As college students we couldn't believe that anyone could accurately connect with us any better than Gilbert.
I've enjoyed the FFFB and Zap since I was able to get out and sneak into a head shop on my own. Just absolutely the funniest stuff from the git-go. I hate that I lost the entire collection in a FFFB style "We'ze-a-gittin" type "ejection from the premises" at some point in my sordid past. Workin on rebuilding that but it's been a loooooong time (the collection, not the "sordid past"). d:^D A hearty "THANKS" for the great entertainment and a "hat's off" to ya, Mistah Shelton!! d:^)
I may be still stuck in the past but I have collected, over the last 40 years or so, all of Freak Bros, Fat Freddy's Cat comix in the different prints, many posters T shirts and A LOT of memorabilia. I also have a Freak Brothers tat. Thank you so much Mr Shelton for all of the great times I've had with the Freak Bros. I'll smoke a fat one for you. :)
