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R. Crumb
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Perhaps best-known for his Janis Joplin
Cheap Thrills album cover and the X-rated film
adaptation of
Fritz
the Cat,
R. Crumb is the man who in the sixties brought
the comics underground to light--a fact which made many with weak stomachs
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look as Crumb gives play to his sexual fantasies and keen social
observations. Crumb draws it as he sees it, lampooning hypocrites of
every ilk, from university thinktank eggheads to brutalizing cops to wigged-out
counter-culture types with their hippier-than-thou halos and hangups. |
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The Complete Crumb
Comics...
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cartoons taken from
The Complete Crumb Comics Volume 5 : Happy Hippy
Comix which includes Crumb's best work from the late-60s |
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