"Binky Brown" went out of print for two decades after selling its initial print runs, during which time enthusiasts traded copies or photocopies. Green made his living painting signs, and contributed occasional cartoon strips to various publications. Green used the Binky Brown persona over the years in short strips and prose pieces that appeared in underground periodicals such as "Arcade" and "Weirdo". "Sweet Void of Youth" in 1976 follows Binky from high school to age thirty-one, torn between cartooning and more respected forms of art. Aside from occasional one-off strips, his more regular cartooning appeared in the ongoing strips "The Sign Game", in "Signs of the Times" magazine, and "Musical Legends in America", in "Pulse!" Such later work has attracted far less attention than "Binky Brown".