Importing elements of Disney cartoons and newspaper strips into his countercultural comics , Robert Crumb created a ...

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Readers respond to Antonia Hitchens’s piece on Trump’s Washington, a book note about Dan Nadel’s biography of Robert Crumb, and Jill Lepore’s essay on finding solace in Penguin’s Little Black Classics ...

Below are some comic strip and cartoon books scheduled for June 2025 release (or so).Images and links from a variety of ...

A whimsical comic strip, a rich linguistic debate and a cartoonist’s hidden story intertwine in this exploration of "Krazy ...

“For Robert, there is life before LSD and life ... and long-running comic-book series (including Crumb’s own Zap and Weirdo) sold well enough. The Bay Area and a few Midwestern outposts ...

R. Crumb created Zap Comix and such characters as Mr. Natural and Fritz the Cat. His comics were a staple of the 1960s counterculture, and came out of his nightmares, fantasies and fetishes.

the birth of underground comic books in 1960s San Francisco with Crumb’s Zap Comix; the economic challenges and dissolution of the hippie dream; and the path Robert Crumb blazed through it all.

His Zap Comix series, which premiered in 1968 ... “I thought they’d all go under if I didn’t keep feeding them R. Crumb comics on a regular basis,” Crumb said at the time.

Via the artist R. Crumb Dismiss that as a biographer’s hyperbole ... Mr. Crumb’s work — whether it’s the bopping avant-gardism of “Zap Comix No. 1,” the withering autobiographical meditations seen in ...

Read more: R. Crumb Still Can Zap It : The Keep On Truckin' cartoonist survived celebrityhood and is content to be in the underground Crumb escaped to Cleveland, where he met his future wife ...