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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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Title page; title and publisher page; indicia plus production, copyright and reprint credits; table of contents
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Sassy; Young Female Sasquatch; Female Child Sasquatch; Old Male Sasquatch; Old Female; Young Male Sasquatch; Middle-Aged Male Sasquatch
An approximate 1.5 page introduction dated April 2005 is accompanied by fourteen model drawings for Crumb & Terry Zwigoff's "Sassy" filmscript- "Model Drawing for Sassy, 1987 (two of them);" "Young Female Sasquatch with Blonde Hair & Light Brown Fur;" "Female Child Sasquatch with Reddish Brown Hair & Fur;" "Young Female Sasquatch - Brown Hair & Fur - Black Fur Line Down Her Back;" "Old Male Sasquatch, White Hair, Gray Fur;" "Old Female, Pale Yellow Hair, Gray Fur;" "Young Male Sasquatch: Reddish Hair, Brown Fur;" "Middle-Aged Male Sasquatch: Black Hair, Dark Brown Fur"
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- ?
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- It's not just the same old "Boy Meets Girl" Story...
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- A promo announcing the Mitchell Brother's joining forces with Crumb on "Whiteman meets Bigfoot."
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Woman
- Synopsis
- Crumb recalls the time he visited a woman he didn't like just to see if he could get sex from her.
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- Keywords
- autobiography
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- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb
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- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb
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- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb
- Letters
- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Mr. Perfect; Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Yves; John; Isaiah; Sophie Crumb; Bucky
- Synopsis
- The couple oversee the improvements workers are making to their house.
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- Keywords
- autobiography
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Genre
- satire-parody
- Characters
- Wichita; Dave; Brice; Tanya; Waitress; Lisa; Sean; Todd; John
- Synopsis
- A send-up of "Omaha the Cat Dancer."
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Crumb's Friend; Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Sophie Crumb
- Synopsis
- Crumb elucidates the many things he's grateful for in his life.
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- Keywords
- autobiography
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Genre
- satire-parody
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb (cameo); Sophie Crumb (cameo); Jeff; Wendy
- Synopsis
- Crumb is stuck in a literal mass of humanity and he's trying to get out.
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Comfortable in his alienation, Doggo spends another leisurely evening wallowing in his own filth....
- Genre
- satire-parody
- Characters
- Mode O'Day; Doggo; Darlene; Roger; Melanie; Mara; Jean-Luc
- Synopsis
- Mode is persuaded to become a partner in a new restaurant.
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- Robert Crumb (signed as R. "Whadaya Want from Me" Crumb)
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- Robert Crumb (signed as R. "Whadaya Want from Me" Crumb)
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- Robert Crumb (signed as R. "Whadaya Want from Me" Crumb)
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- Robert Crumb (signed as R. "Whadaya Want from Me" Crumb)
- Genre
- humor; satire-parody
- Characters
- Cave Wimp; Gub; Mog; Grek
- Synopsis
- Crumb tells the story of the first ectomorph in Neolithic times. Cave Wimp, an outcast of the clan, accidentally finds himself in the favor of the alpha males. At least for a little while.
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- adult
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Sophie Crumb; Tom Cruise (cameo); Spike Lee (cameo)
- Synopsis
- Crumb attends the 1991 Academy Awards.
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- Keywords
- autobiography
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Colors
- ?
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- Robert Crumb
- Genre
- biography
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Harvey Kurtzman
- Synopsis
- Crumb states what Harvey Kurtzman has meant for him.
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- Keywords
- autobiography
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- It's a dirty job but somebody has to draw it...
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- I've churned this bozo's brain to a pulpy mush! Ha ha ha ha
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- This behavior has gone quite far enough!
- Characters
- Super Ego
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Colors
- ?
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- Robert Crumb
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Al Goldstein
- Reprints
- from Screw (Al Goldstein, 1968 series) #1076
- from Screw (Al Goldstein, 1968 series) #1166
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Kansas City Frank; Patricia Pig; The Goose
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Please God- I'm afraid! Make them stop destroying the planet (and also maybe put and end to the...
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Colors
- ?
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Mr. Natural; Flakey Foont; Devil Girl [Cheryl]; Ruff Tuff Creampuff; Fritz the Cat; Doggo; Patricia Pig; Snoid; Eggs Ackley; Angelfood McSpade
Four illustrations- an unused cover for The Complete Crumb Comics vol. 3 (1988); a print made for German publisher Kult Verlag from 1991. It features "Devil Girl" saying "Hey, check this out!" with Mr. Natural and Flakey off to the left.; A similar pencil drawing is shown as inset on the same page, drawn in exchange for records; Finally there's a 1992 "Le Monde Selon Crumb" exhibition invitation, that shows Crumb with many of his characters literally exploding out of his brain.
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Sophie Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Eggs Ackley; Vulture Demoness; Robert Johnson
The front and back of a birthday card for Sophie Crumb for her 9th birthday; A Crumb self-portrait from 1990 where he twists himself like a rubber band; the back cover to ID #3, featuring Eggs Ackley mounted to a Vulture Demoness from behind; the cover for "78 Quarterly" vol. 1 #4, featuring a drawing of the famous picture of the blues musician Robert Johnson; a serigraph from 1990 of that same image, titled "Hell Hound on My Trail"; a Marilyn Montreuil 7" LP back cover and CD cover
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Mr. Natural; Eggs Ackley; Vulture Demoness
- Synopsis
- A "L'Argot des Musiciens" book cover (1992); a concert poster for Paris Musette au Faubourg (1992); a CD cover for "Co Co Colinda" by Gerard Dole (1991); a record label for Superbatone Records (1989); the cover for a May 1990 "Caroline's Laughtrack" program guide; three cover illustrations for Screw magazine - issues #1024 (October 17, 1988); #1040 (February 6, 1989); #1059 (June 19, 1989).
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Synopsis
- One of Crumb's most famous stories shows the progress of an American landscape from idyllic grassland to modern commercial street. This has an "epilogue" page tacked on that offers three different future scenarios for that landscape.
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Synopsis
- Eight illustrations of the village where Crumb resides. Used in a limited edition portfolio. They are titled "Rue Mazan," "Rue du Terrail - Haut," "Place du Doyen Gachon," "Le Front de Sauve," "Rue du Pont Vieux," "Rue Lorette," "Le Chemin de Bagard," "Rue de Pont Vieux"
- Reprints
- from Vues de Sauve (?, 1991 series) #[nn]
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Synopsis
- From 1991, a drawing of the exterior of a restaurant called "Le Micocoulier;" A logo for that same restaurant; from 1992, a drawing of a farmhouse and yard entitled "La Ferme de Coutach, Sauve"
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Synopsis
- Three illustrations for Goodstuff restaurant from Winters, Ca. The first one is titled "Over 40, So What! (1990);" the second one is titled "Your Mother Would Want You to Eat Like This;" (1988); The last one is titled "Goodstuff, Downhill Both Ways Guaranteed" (1989)
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- L'Argot des Musiciens
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- Twenty book illustrations. The titles are "Astiquer le Manche;" "Le Bavuex," "Jouer au Casino de Beyrouth;" "Cinq Morts au Premier Rang;" "Twist de Grenouille;" "Titiller le Clito;" "Fourchette Main Droite, Gant de Boxe Main Gauche;" "La Guelle dans le Cul;" "Handicape de la Clef de Fa;" "Harmonies Municipales;" ""Les Livres en 6/8;" "Miauler;" "Poumon d'Acier;" "Avoir la Rage;" "Requin;" "Tenor Velu;" "Rat de Cave;" "Travaux" and two untitled ones
- Reprints
- from L'Argot des Musiciens (?, 1992 series ) #[nn]
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Anna Beth Olson Arons; Betsy; Jeff; Robert Crumb; Sophie Crumb; Aline Kominsky-Crumb; Zoomy; Trez
- Synopsis
- A flyer for Aline Kominsky-Crumb's fortieth birthday (1988); The following birth announcements: for Anna Beth Olson Arons (1988); for Molly Courtney Weinberg (1989); for Betsy & Jeff's first born; one for an unnamed family with the title "It's a Boy." Three holiday cards: two for the McNamara family from 1988 and 1990; one for the Crumb family with a self-portrait drawn by each family member (1991). An anniversary card for the Reardon family (1990); A wedding announcement for Zoomy & Trez (1988)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Mr. Natural; Emile Vacher
- Synopsis
- A logo for the Mitchell Brothers (1990); One for the Winters Bike Shop featuring Mr. Natural (1990); A KC6WQJ radio logo (1991); A Wayhi music company logo (1990); An ad for Dimitri Shipounoff from Paris (1991); One for Zwigoff and Crumb's "Anything for Money" screenplay (1988); A promotional one for a commemorative picnic in Winters, CA (1989); One of Emile Vacher (1989); One for a Don Donahue postcard (1989)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Nick; Mode O'Day; Doggy
R. Morand Cajun Band (1992); A "Pourvu que ca Mousse" drawing (1992); A "War News" logo for the Mitchell Brother's newspaper during the Gulf War (1991); An untitled birth announcement (1988); An invitation for an Arcade Gallery exhibition in Carcassonne, France (1991); An anniversary card for Nick (1992); One of the devil titled "Go and Fuck Thyself;" A flyer for a Robert Leathers visit to Winters, CA; An unpublished Hulp comics cover (1992); One for the Crumb/Zwigoff "Sassy" screenplay (1988); The cover to Bikini Battle 3D (3D Zone, 1991); The French cover for Mode O'Day (1990)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
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- Robert Crumb (signed)
- Characters
- Alan Dershowitz; Woody Guthrie; H. C. Westermann; Frank Zappa; Leslie Sternbergh; Mr. Natural
- Synopsis
- Four New Yorker illustrations: Alan Dershowitz (unpublished, 1992); Woody Guthrie (1992); H. C. Westermann (1991); Frank Zappa (1991). Several miscellaneous illustrations: A Leslie Sternbergh portrait from 1989; An editorial cartoon from 1988 featuring Mr. Natural saying "Don't say I didn't warn you!!." Eleven portraits of women (1988-90): Nancy (May 1990); two of Alice (Aug. 1989); Elisa (Oct. 1988); Carol Engberg (Aug. 1988); Julia (1989); Michelle (Sept. 1988); three of Carol Vinson (Aug. 1988, 1989); Lauren (Sept. 1988).
The New Yorker illustrations are from the July 13, 1992, April 8, 1991 and November 11, 1991 issues of the magazine.
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Synopsis
- A drawing of Crumb flying through the air while reading a book. The caption states "He yearned for a life of quiet study, high above this vail of tribulation and tears..."
- Reprints
- from Carlson & Turner Calendar (Carlson & Turner Books, ? series) (1990)
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Haight-Ashbury, Early '68... And So, a Legend was Born...
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- Robert Crumb; Dana Crumb
- Synopsis
- A drawing of Crumb and his wife at the corner of Haight & Ashbury with their baby carriage peddling Zap #1.
- Reprints
- from Fantagraphics Catalog (Fantagraphics, ? series) (1992)
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- So??
- Characters
- Robert Crumb
- Synopsis
- A New Yorker magazine self-portrait
Reprinted from the June 26, 1989 issue of the New Yorker.
- Script
- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Just when you think you know what it is... it's... MTV!!
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- Robert Crumb
- Synopsis
- An ad made for MTV featuring Crumb covering his ears while loud music is playing.
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- Robert Crumb
- Pencils
- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- First Line of Dialogue or Text
- Enjoyed the book... if you'd annoint (sic) this copy for me and if possible do a quick drawing
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Marc J. Cohen
- Synopsis
- A small "Face Behind the Laughs" illustration
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
- Characters
- Robert Crumb; Snoid; Bo Bo Bolinski
Two miscellaneous self-portrait drawings- one with Crumb saying "Salut les filles! Je serai la!!" (1992); one with the caption "R. Crumb, Aging Pervert" (Nov. 1991). Four illustrations from the "Id" comic book Fantagraphics/Eros series- one titled "Sexist Sketch of the Week" (1985); another titled "Bo Bo Bolinski on a Saturday Afternoon" (1985); one with the title "Helping the Amazon put Her Pajamas On"; finally, one titled "Don't Try to be Witty... or Clever..." The latter three are full-page illustrations.
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- Robert Crumb
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- I wouldn't kick her out of bed.
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A drawing from Feb. 1985
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- Robert Crumb; Harvey Pekar
- Pencils
- Robert Crumb; Gary Dumm
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- Robert Crumb; Gary Dumm
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- Robert Crumb; Gary Dumm
- Characters
- Carole Sobocinski; Harvey Pekar; Superman
Two miscellaneous illustrations- "It's Kinda Negative" featuring a man with his head facing backwards; one of an alien saying "Carole, you must stop with the caffeine and nicotine!;" a panel from the "What Superman Means to Me" story from Snarf #12. The panel has a Gary Dumm drawn Harvey Pekar figure with a thought balloon containing the Crumb Superman drawing; a small drawing titled "This is so Bo-o-ring," taken from The Whole Earth Review #60 (Fall 1988); a placemat illustration titled "Stoopid Idiot" (Nov. 22, 1988); Lastly, a letter with three-panel strip Crumb sent to Peter Bagge (the strip was published in Neat Stuff #15).