ZAP comix #7 (Last Gasp, 1974)

Description from Comixjoint.com (check out their site!): "Zap Comix #9 came out over three years after the previous issue, just in time to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the series debut in 1968. It was the last issue of Zap that the Print Mint would publish and the series would take a four-year break after this issue before finally putting out the tenth issue (so the Zap Collective produced only one book in a seven-year span; this will become the pattern for the remainder of the series).S. Clay Wilson contributes a post-apocalyptic front cover for Zap #9, depicting humans blasting away at invading aliens in a devastated New York City. Robert Crumb kicks things off with a solid 10-page story "Lap o' Luxury," which portrays a spoiled, short-tempered little boy in a typical suburban home. The boy is certainly reminiscent of Crumb himself, with his fetish for women's thick legs. Though "Lap o' Luxury" doesn't depict all that much in its leisurely 10 pages, the subtle points it does mak