Frank Stack, The Case of Doctor Feelgood: The TV Freak, Feelgood Funnies issue 1, pages 1-2 (Rip Off Press 1972)

From Denis Kitchen:

Most comix historians regard Frank Stack as the very first underground cartoonist (his earliest Jesus comics way pre-date R. Crumb or Gilbert Shelton). 

When Dorman Grammit visits everyone’s favorite African-American philosopher and psychiatrist, Doctor Feelgood, in this case in the doc’s pool hall office, hilarity and enlightenment of some sort usually ensues. These are the first two pages from the lead story in Feelgood Funnies (1972). Analyzing TV over four decades is not much different than today, other than we have lots more channels! Feelgood Funnies is one of the highlights of the underground genre.

RIP Frank Stack