By During the ’80s, Raw was the pinnacle of underground comix. The magazine is where you’d go to find artists and writers who weren’t trying to do things the Marvel and D.C. way. The illustrations were rough and edgy. The dialogue balloons weren’t ready to be in your hometown newspaper’s funny pages. Raw represented a punk … Read more
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