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‘Kris Kool’: Mind-blowing French psychedelic pop art comic, 1970
11.22.2013
01:42 pm
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‘Kris Kool’: Mind-blowing French psychedelic pop art comic, 1970

Kris Kool
 
My French isn’t quite good enough to figure out what’s going on in Kris Kool, an ultra-psychedelic journey to Venus, Mars, and Saturn, which turn out to feature puzzling geometrical landscapes with a pansexual phantasmagoria of nubile kaleidoscopic enchantresses in the full complement of Peter Max-ian primary colors. You’d never guess it was from 1970, now would you?

Philippe Caza is a respected French illustrator, and this was his very first graphic novel. You can download the whole thing for just €7.00 (about $10)—and it comes with “quelques bonus”—“some bonuses,” including “early research, original black and white” and a few other things. Caza explains that the original print run got bogged down in some legal difficulties. It would be great to see this thing get published properly. I suppose it would help to understand French but it seems almost beside the point….
 
Kris Kool
 
Kris Kool
 
Kris Kool
 
Kris Kool
 
Kris Kool
 
via 50 Watts

Previously on Dangerous Minds:
Psychedelic spiritual desert journey
Have a drug-free psychedelic experience via Toshio Matsumoto’s Atman (1975)

Posted by Martin Schneider
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11.22.2013
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