Beautiful front cover art & design by Robert Crumb! PLUS... Excerpts from R. Crumb's Dream Diary and artwork from R. Crumb's Sketchbooks! Billy Childish poetry Special Centerfold section "if they've got what you want they've got you"! "Springtime for Hitler in America" by J.R. Helton! SIX "ZIPPY" Comics by Bill Griffith! 7 PAGE Sketchbook Adventures by Peter Poplaski! Sketchbook art by Rika Deryckere! Robert Armstrong's "Mickey Rat's Bathwater Frolic"! Story from "King-Cat" by John Porcellino! "Muhammad Ali" by Jim Blanchard! New work by Karl Stevens! Sketchbook art by Christoph Mueller! Noah Van Sciver gets "Cabin Fever"! Justin Murphy at Mother Theresa's House of the Dead & Dying! Art by Nina Bunjevac! 3 Frank Stack "Nudes" lithos & etchings! "Yvonne Craig" by Aaron Lange! New work by Laure Boin! "Our Lady of Prodigious Pseudoextinction" by Mary Fleener! David Collier's "Big Book of Nostalgia"! Art by William Crook, Jr.! Letters from Aleksandar Zograf, Aaron Lange, R. Crumb... Special MINESHAFT INDEX for issues #21-30! And More!!! 1,500 copies printed in October-December, 2016. Cover printed on French Paper Company Kraft-Tone "Index Off-White Kraft" Cover paper. Four page Billy Childish Centerfold Section printed on French Paper Company Kraft-Tone "Chipboard Kraft". Printed in the U.S.A. on off-set press. "Mineshaft is the best magazine in America. It's the only thing I read anymore." -Jay Lynch "What you are doing, which is so important, is using QUALITY art. Mineshaft is like a quiet little beacon of laser creativity that continues to burn with a purpose." -Mary Fleener "Recently I've spent time going back and reading old issues of MINESHAFT. Man, it holds up well over time, very high quality content, mercifully free of the usual commercial crap or pretentious arty-farty nonsense that pervades 99.9 percent of all print media. Mineshaft is anti-propaganda, anti-public relations. It is a modest little package speaking honest truths in words and pictures, thanks to you and Gioia's sharp editorial judgement." -Robert Crumb in a letter, January 1, 2014 "...a breath of fresh air from some universe next door." -Art Spiegelman
