Jackson, Jack, 1941-2006
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Jackson, J.J. 1941-2004
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Jackson, J.J. (media personality)
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Jaxon, 1941-2006
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Jackson, Jack E. 1941-2006
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Jaxon, Jack 1941-2006
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Jackson, Jack Edward 1941-2006
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Considered a pioneer of underground comics with the publication of his God nose cartoons in 1964, Jack “Jaxon” Jackson (1941-2006) began drawing comics for the Austin Texas ranger, a humor magazine at the University of Texas, and other college humor magazines. In the mid-1960s, he moved to San Francisco, where he became art director for Family Dog Productions, overseeing the psychedelic poster operations for the Avalon Ballroom and greatly influencing the psychedelic art phenomenon. In 1969, Jackson founded the Rip Off Press with underground cartoonist Gilbert Shelton and two other Texas expatriates. He has produced a series of cartoon books depicting historically accurate experiences of famous Texans, such as Indian captive Cynthia Parker, her warrior/statesman son Quanah, and Juan Seguin. In 1986, Jackson published Los Mestenos: Spanish ranching in Texas, 1721-1821.
Considered a pioneer of underground comics with the publication of his God nose cartoons in 1964, Jackson began drawing comics for the Austin Texas ranger, a humor magazine at the University of Texas, and other college humor magazines. In the mid-1960s, he moved to San Francisco, where he became art director for Family Dog Productions, overseeing the psychedelic poster operations for the Avalon Ballroom and greatly influencing the psychedelic art phenomenon. In 1969, Jackson founded the Rip Off Press with underground cartoonist Gilbert Shelton and two other Texas expatriates. He has produced a series of cartoon books depicting historically accurate experiences of famous Texans, such as Indian captive Cynthia Parker, her warrior/statesman son Quanah, and Juan Seguin. In 1986, Jackson published Los mesteños: Spanish ranching in Texas, 1721-1821.
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Publishers and publishing
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Texas
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Austin (Tex.)
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Austin (Tex.)
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Texas--Austin
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Texas
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Mexico, North
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San Francisco (Calif.)
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