On the 30th anniversary of their first publication, all three 1970s comics issues plus Pudge's subsequent appearances elsewhere are compiled into one 130 page volume with a foreword by Gloria Steinem and cartoon commentary by Lee Marrs.
  Visit those thrilling days of yesteryear in San Francisco where a naive teen runaway from Normal, Ill. stumbles into the groovy, grimy circus of sex, drugs and fellow Martians. Meet her communal comrades, free clinics, an earnest rookie cop beau, rampant job blues - wait, that's now too - and feminism in full bloom (with suspicious brownies).
 Will she ever get a clue? Get laid? Check it out.

"Lee Marrs has given us something that usually comes only to the best novels: a funny, tragic, personal, universal, fantasized, minutely realistic view of life that sends us on our way with a better understanding of ourselves, each other and the delightful wackiness of the world around us."
From the foreword by Gloria Steinem.