Exit

George Petros’s Exit (1984–1991) is a five-issue, self-published comic that stands as a singular artifact of the 1980s underground comix scene. Known for its stark, minimalist black-and-white artwork and bleakly poetic narratives, the series explores themes of urban alienation and existential dread with a raw, unflinching vision. Petros’s uncompromising style and the book’s limited, sporadic release over seven years have made it a cult touchstone for fans of outsider and alternative comics.