By: Gary Panter

He abandoned kids’ comics and pioneered Pop.

By: Gary Panter

Warning messages, hysterical laughter, the cawing of crows and buzzards.

By: Gary Panter

His Frankenstein was serious, then comical, then scary.

By: Gary Panter

Gary Panter vs. DIVE MASK

By: Gary Panter

The Queen of the Beatniks produced a psych masterpiece in 1969.

By: Gary Panter

Grotesque distorted candy-color figures twist and writhe.

By: Gary Panter

One of the most wigged-out artists on Earth.

By: Gary Panter

He is still ahead of the glitter rock curve and pulling away.

By: Gary Panter

His cartoons ring a very specific important curdled cultural alarm bell.

By: Gary Panter

She produces all- encompassing psychic dot events.

By: Gary Panter

He consumed humanity and spit out a mirror.

By: Gary Panter

Masterpieces of graphic provocation and subversion.

By: Gary Panter

A politicized Pop Art inspiration.

By: Gary Panter

He inspired a movement of self-aware, less cool folk artists.

By: Gary Panter

Everyone sprouts big square teeth when they’re angry!