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The introduction is signed and dated February 1990
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Two pages of illustrations followed by a blank page. The illustrations concern drug use. The first one shows an SS officer smoking a marijuana cigarette. The second one depicts a well known funny animal mouse having the shakes. The third cartoon also depicts a figure with the shakes, this time a regular human. Last one shows a man stoned but in a happy state of mind.
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This has two segments to it- the top half is the story mentioned in the title. The bottom half is an illustration titled "I Wanna Go Home!" Unlike with this volume, the "R. Crumb Head Comix" compilation treated the latter segment as its own separate story joined with the "You're Gonna Get There Anyway!" sequence that's on the following page.
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This story originally appeared in the New York City underground tabloid The East Village Other. It subsequently appeared in Zap #0.
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The Chicago Seed was an underground Chicago newspaper that ran from 1967 to 1971.
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From 1968. Signed and dated by Crumb.
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Signed and dated by all the artists. From 1968. Copyrighted by Apex Novelties, Inc.
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Title page from the Ballantine book, originally drawn in September/October 1968.
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This was the inside front cover to Snatch #[nn]
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Title page pin-up that features two bizarre looking people engaging in sex.
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Pinup of an African female native punching an Anglo explorer's penis.
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Pinup of a man smashing his face into his female partner's rubbery face.
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From 1968. This was going to be the original front cover to the Cheap Thrills LP from Big Brother and the Holding Company. It's a cartoon of Janis Joplin singing to a microphone with tears on her face.
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The table of contents gives the incorrect date for this story.
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The table of contents gives the incorrect date for this story.
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The table of contents for The Complete Crumb vol. 5 (third edition) states the date for this is September 27, 1968. The date shown on the actual page, however, is October 4, 1968.
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The table of contents for The Complete Crumb vol. 5 (third edition) states the date for this is September 27, 1968. The date shown on the actual page, however, is October 4, 1968.
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This exact strip also appears in The Complete Crumb volume 6.
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This also appeared as the cover to Gothic Blimp Works #8.
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An unused cover from November 1968.
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This story is not listed in the table of contents of this volume (third edition).
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The Mr. Dreamwhip and Boy Howdy characters were designed by Crumb.
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Cover for the Ballantine Books edition.
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The back cover promo from the Ballantine Books edition.
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Back cover to Zap #2
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The cover to the famous record featuring Janis Joplin.
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Back cover to Snatch #[nn]
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Back cover to Snatch Comics #2
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A jam comic.
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Back cover flap continues the introduction excerpt from the front flap; Back cover includes a 1987 painting of Crumb by Alice Kominsky Crumb. Also included is a small excerpt from Robert Crumb's intro.
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