Vaughn Bodé: SunPot (featuring Belinda Bump) Stellar Prod. 1971 w/schematic

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Vaughn Bodé: SunPot (featuring Belinda Bump) Stellar Prod. 1971 w/schematic:
$60.00

Pin holes in poster, but folded flat in excellent condition. See photo for details and ask if you have questions.
Sold as-is.Note to buyers. All sales are shipped weekly on Mondays. I appreciate your patience and will keep you aware of shipping with trackingFrom the personal archives of Roger May
See my other sales for more of his comics, mini-comix and personal collection of comic related memorabilia.Buy multiple items and save on shipping.----From fellow comic artist friend\'s page regarding Roger\'s recent passing.Currently in my life there’s a sad parade of people leaving the planet.I got word from Michael T. Gilbert on Monday that Roger May has died.Roger was a wild man. A trickster. Sometimes an uncontrollable force.
He could certainly make things exciting; sometimes he brought along total chaos.
The GroundUnder crew in self caricatures. Roger made a T-shirt out of this.A cluster of cartoonists from that first Bay Con formed an informal jam night loosely dubbed the GroundUnder Cartoonists. We met on a weekly basis at Kevin Brady’s house. It consisted of Kevin, Marc Miyashiro, Trina Robbins, Michael T. Gilbert, Melinda Gebbie, Dot Bucher, Shelby Sampson, me, and others.Roger had many passions. Two worth mentioning here were mini–comix and stereoscopy (aka 3-D imaging).
A San Diego Con jam with Doug Dougherty, Paul Mavrides, Roger, me, Shel Dorf, Steve Leialoha, Melinda Gebbie, Bob Foster, Trina Robbins, Carlo Lay. Jackie Estrada gave me this photo back in 1979.Roger was avid creator of mini-comix. He celebrated many a San Diego Comic Con by producing an on-the-spot mini enlisting the talents whoever was handy (which could be Scott Shaw!, B. Kliban, Steve Leialoha, Dan O’Neill, Bruce Simon, Leonard Rifas, Al Gordon, Rick Geary, Pete von Shelly, Revilo, Rogerio, and on and on..).He also published scads of minis beyond the cons (such as The Short Comings of the Red Banana, Vibratory Provincial News, Mouse Liberation Front Communiqué and High Stakes & Everyday Conflicts).Somewhere along the line, Roger chanced upon an old stereo camera from the 1950’s and he was off and running. He became wild about 3-D effects and created stereo photography and ultimately produced a series of 3-D comic books (Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Spirit 3-D, Steve Canyon 3-D, Zenozoic 3-D).Eventually these two interests collided and he created \"The World’s First 3-D Minicomix\".

Roger amused, enraged and inspired.
Roger was an original.