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“Tales
of a Hippy Kid” is a collection
of funny, revealing and occasionally true stories of a bygone era.
The weed was always pure, the tub was always hot and lots of people
walked around naked. This is the story of a bunch of those people.
Road Trippin' and Skinny
Dippin' includes
all of the stories from the original "Tales of a Hippy
Kid" comic,
True Tales of Daze Gone By, along with more than 60 pages of new
material. These stories reveal the origins of the Hippy Kid and
continue his many adventures, including his unforgettable pilgrimage
to meet the Dalai Lama.
This site contains mature content.
It is not for kids!
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Jon
Kroll and Dave Bohn have come together to devilishly recreate
the hilariously twisted, true-to-life tales of growing up on
a hippy commune. Crumb and Shelton would be proud. Disney and
Schulz, horrified.” |
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— Geoff
Johns
(Infinite Crisis, The Flash, Teen Titans) |
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'Tales
of a Hippy Kid' is a
bright new addition in the time-honored lineage of autobiographical
comics. Like Pekar, Sacco, and Bechdel, Kroll writes what
he knows. And what he knows is most amusing.” |
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— David
S. Goyer
(Batman Begins, The Blade Trilogy) |
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The
independent comic world takes itself way too seriously, which
is why 'Tales of a Hippy Kid' is a comedic
breath of fresh air in an industry that needs a good laugh.” |
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— Jason
M. Burns
(A Dummy's Guide to Danger, The Expendable One) |
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