Mother's Oat Comix #3 came out six years after the previous issue and by then the social climate (as well as the world of underground comics) had radically changed, which means the content here did, too. Dave Sheridan and Fred Schrier are still the major contributors and the quality of the artwork is nearly as good as the second issue, but the story plots and tone are just a bit less mind-bending than before.



HISTORICAL FOOTNOTES:
There are two printings of this book, both by Rip Off Press and both with 75-cent covers. It is currently unknown how many copies of this comic book were printed for either of the printings. The 1st printing states "1976" at the top of the front cover and the 2nd printing states "Rip Off Press" at the top of the cover.

COMIC CREATORS:
Dave Sheridan - 1-2 (collaboration), 3-10, 18-21, 28-36, 40-44, 48-49 (collaboration)
Fred Schrier - 1 (collaboration), 11-17, 22-26, 37-39, 45-47, 51-52
Gilbert Shelton - 2 (collaboration), 48-49 (collaboration)
Kliban - 50
Ron Siegel - 27 (text)