Jim, there's a lot of 60's counterculture paperbacks that messed with typography and layout like that "Yellow Submarine." If I remember right a lot of them were influenced by Quentin Fiore, and his work with Marhsall McLuhan, specifically "The Medium is the Massage." A cool one in that style, if you can find it cheap, is "Rock and Other Four Letter Words" by J.Marks and Linda Eastman. Neither is in color, though.
Jim, check out Harlin Quist Books in the 70's; they published psychedelic children's books, some in that mass market paperback size. Heavy Metal's Nicole Claveloux did some amazing work for them, a couple in comics format.
I just received my Yellow Submarine paperback. Man, that thing is pretty cool! My dad flipped out. Had to own it being a gigantic Beatle fan and a fan of Beatle period pieces.
A book that belongs on your table is Caza"s Kris Kool, which recently was reprinted in Europe. Here's some art: contourmagazine.com/2011/12/04/kris-kool-1970-philip-cazas-psychedelic-graphic-novel/
the corben version of the spirit origin, warren spirit issue 7? was a life changing read, it took me many years to find the collected version, a true masterpiece
