The Realist [29 Issues; October,1960-June,1966]; Edited by Paul Krassner

29 Issues printes on newsprint, in original red cloth binder with stamped "The Realist" logo to front and spine; eash issue approx 32 pages each; b&w cartoons and photo reproductions. Numbers 20, Oct 1960; 21, Nov 1960; 23, Feb 1960; 24-25 March-April 1961; 26, May 61; 27, June '61; 41, June 63; 42, Aug 63; 43, n.d.; 47, Feb 64; 48, [n.d.]; 50, [n.d.]; 52, Aug 64; 53, Sept 64; 54, Nov 64; 55, Dec-Jan; 56, Feb 65; 57, Mar 65; 58, April 65; 59, May 65; 60, June 65; 61, Aug 65; 62, Sept 65; 63, Oct 65; 63-A, Nov 65; 65, Mar 66; 66, April 66; 67, May 66; 67-A, June 1966. Interviews with and/or contributions by Dick Gregory, Lennie Bruce ("The Fecalphiles"; and others); Jules Feiffer, Mort Sahl, Robert Anton Wilson, ("Timothy Leary and his Psycholigcal H-Bomb"; and others); Albert Ellis, Terry Southern, and many others. "The Realist was a magazine of "social-political-religious criticism and satire", intended as a hybrid of a grown-ups version of Mad and Lyle Stuart's anti-censorship monthly The Independent. Edited and published by Paul Krassner, and often regarded as a milestone in the American underground or countercultural press of the mid-20th century, it was a nationally-distributed newsstand publication as early as 1958. Publication was discontinued in 2001."?Wikipedia / Comics (Graphic works), Lampoon, Satire, Periodicals, Periodicals, Political satire, American, Political satire, American Periodicals, Underground comics. Individual issues generally very good. Binder cloth somewhat worn at folds and overall good(+) to vg(-). No 56, Feb 65. (two-inch closed tear to front leaf). May be a few other minor flaws to individual issues.…