The back cover of an undated Spider-Man coloring book acquired in Mexico. No publisher listed. The front cover boldly states “Made in USA” but the printing, with strange screen-printed cardboard covers and cheap newsprint insides, screams “Unlicensed Marvel Comics Product from Mexico.”

Scanned from Como Practicar La Lucha Libre, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, S. de R.I., Mexico, D.F., undated.

Scanned from Como Practicar La Lucha Libre, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, S. de R.I., Mexico, D.F., undated.

Scanned from Como Practicar La Lucha Libre, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, S. de R.I., Mexico, D.F., undated.

Scanned from Como Practicar La Lucha Libre, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, S. de R.I., Mexico, D.F., undated.

Scanned from Diccionario De Albures Ilustrado by Carlos Chávez, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, Mexico, D.F., 2000.

Scanned from Diccionario De Albures Ilustrado cby Carlos Chávez, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, Mexico, D.F., 2000.

Diccionario De Albures Ilustrado by Carlos Chávez, Gómez Gómez Hnos. Editores, Mexico, D.F., 2000.

I’m guessing this is not by the same Carlos Chávez that was a Mexican composer. This subversive alphabet book looks like a children’s book from the cover but the inside is filled with coloring book style line drawings of sex-crazed animals getting into all sorts of alcohol-fueled debauchery. Scans of a couple interior pages to follow. 

The cover of an illustrated wrestling instructional book, published by Editorial Fuerza, Mexico. Undated.