New Paltz Comix

For nearly a decade, the Moods Publishing Empire’s New Paltz Comix (1973–1983) offered a small but vibrant window into the underground comix scene, with only four issues spanning its run. Anchored by the eclectic talents of Michael T. Gilbert, Mark Roland, and Raoul Vezina—who handled both writing and art—the series captured the raw, experimental energy of the era. Its brief, irregular publication history makes it a curious footnote for collectors of offbeat, creator-driven anthology work from the 1970s.