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''God Nose'' is a 42-page American comic book published [[TheSixties in 1964]] by Jack "Jaxon" Jackson. Considered the [[TropeMakers first true example]] of UndergroundComics, the comic features {{God}} as a bearded old man with a crown, usually having discussions with his son UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} about the world.
Jaxon did the first printing of ''God Nose'' by [[RefugeInAudacity secretly using printers]] in the Texas state government in-house print shop. Three more printings were done later by Creator/RipOffPress from 1969 to 1971; the whole comic was reprinted in
"Underground Classics #6" in 1988.
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!!This comic book contains examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalPervert: God actually teleports into the bedroom of a couple having sex.
* CoolCrown: God wears one.
* GodIsFlawed: God is shown to have self-doubts throughout the comic.
* GrandpaGod: Played straight. God is depicted as a bearded old man with glasses and a gold crown.
* JesusWasCrazy: Jesus is depicted as a CloudCuckoolander; at one point, he decides to become a folk singer and in a later panel, he's shown performing in a club to a {{Beatnik}} audience.
* TakeThat: Mostly averted. While some evangelical Christians may take offense at ''God Nose'', the comic is not really a rant against God or religion.
* TropeMakers: Usually considered the first of UndergroundComics
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[[caption-width-right:350:First printing cover]]
''God Nose'' is a 42-page American comic book published [[TheSixties in 1964]] by Jack "Jaxon" Jackson. Considered the [[TropeMakers first true example]] of UndergroundComics, the comic features {{God}} as a bearded old man with a crown, usually having discussions with his son UsefulNotes/{{Jesus}} about the world.
Jaxon did the first printing of ''God Nose'' by [[RefugeInAudacity secretly using printers]] in the Texas state government in-house print shop. Three more printings were done later by Creator/RipOffPress from 1969 to 1971; the whole comic was reprinted in
"Underground Classics #6" in 1988.
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!!This comic book contains examples of the following tropes:
* AccidentalPervert: God actually teleports into the bedroom of a couple having sex.
* CoolCrown: God wears one.
* GodIsFlawed: God is shown to have self-doubts throughout the comic.
* GrandpaGod: Played straight. God is depicted as a bearded old man with glasses and a gold crown.
* JesusWasCrazy: Jesus is depicted as a CloudCuckoolander; at one point, he decides to become a folk singer and in a later panel, he's shown performing in a club to a {{Beatnik}} audience.
* TakeThat: Mostly averted. While some evangelical Christians may take offense at ''God Nose'', the comic is not really a rant against God or religion.
* TropeMakers: Usually considered the first of UndergroundComics
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