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A new (2nd ?) printing came out in 2015 (19.99 USD).
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Includes a small Crumb drawing.
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Introduction signed and dated April, 2002.
Raw #7 published May 1985
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An attempt at a daily strip that was ultimately rejected by an editor for the San Francisco Examiner. This strip and the following one were false starts due to incorrect panel proportions.
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
The Complete Dirty Laundry Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published June 1993
Weirdo #16 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #17 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
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A rejected cover for Weirdo #18.
Weirdo #18 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #19 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #19 [unnamed variant] published January 1986 Notes:
Three illustrations from the original text story. Captions by Stephen Calt are included.
Weirdo #20 [unnamed variant] published January 1987
Prime Cuts #1 published March 1987
American Splendor #12 published January 1987
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Two advertisements for Yazoo Record's "Pioneers of Country Music" card set. From 1985
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Forty illustrations from the 1985 Yazoo Records card set, plus one previously unpublished one. The cover for the set is also shown.
Weirdo #16 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #17 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #18 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #19 [unnamed variant] published January 1986
Weirdo #20 [unnamed variant] published January 1987
Weirdo #21 [1st printing] published January 1987
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From 1986.
National Lampoon Magazine #3/1986 published March 1986 Notes:
Originally done for Weirdo, but it was rejected by Ron Turner of Last Gasp.
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Logo and police drawn by Crumb; Dianne Feinstein drawn by Moscoso. The poster was commissioned by the Mitchell Brothers. Several of these were pasted in the bathrooms of San Francisco's city hall.
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From September 1986. "Ballot enclosed - Forest Service to Spray 5 1/2 Million Acres with Herbicide"
American Splendor: The Life and Times of Harvey Pekar #[nn] published January 1986
More American Splendor: The Life and Times of Harvey Pekar #[nn] published January 1987
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Two book covers, one calendar cover and one LP cover. "Famous People I Have Known" (from the Ed McClanahan book). The 1987 Monkey Wrench Gang Calendar; A 1987 "Cocktail d'Amour" LP cover (front cover to the Les Primitifs du Futur LP); "King of the Delta Blues: The Life and Music of Charlie Patton" (from the book by Stephen Calt and Gayle Wardlow)
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Includes the following: "Don't worry, everything's going to be fine...." - (A 1985 illustration used for postcards and prints in the French market. The image shows two Vulture Demonesses looking down at a skinny man); A caricature of Margaret Thatcher as a hen standing over several eggs (done for Libération); Two pastel drawings done with Sophie Crumb- "Dirtbag Bunny" and a pastel drawing of the sun looking down over some buildings (from 1986); An 1987 oil portrait of Carol Engberg; Three holiday card illustrations for the McNamara family- "Seasons greetings... and a Happy New Year!;" "We Wish You a Merry Christmas;" "Seasons Greetings!;" Five Crumb family holiday card illustrations- A Valentines Day card that is addressed "To Mommy" which opens up to show Robert & Sophie; Two cards done by the whole family- "Have Yourself an Expressionistic Little Christmas" (1987) and "It's Been a Hell of a Year!" (1986)
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Ginsberg's name is misspelled in the table of contents of this volume of The Complete Crumb comics (first printing).
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These illustrations were not used in the 1985 novel. Includes brief captions from the novel's text.
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From 1987, a commissioned illustration for an unproduced movie script.
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An illustrated report of the Angoulême festival
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Two illustrations for a Jay Feldman article.
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Two illustrations. "Hinckle Free At Last" (image shows three beefy cops dragging away Warren Hinckle and his dog. This was for a poster to promote Hinckle's column in the San Francisco Examiner, from 1985); "....If you could manage it, landing knees-first on someone's kidneys was the most brutal" (made for an unknown story from 1986)
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Three illustrations- "1954: Little Bobby Crumb & his brother Chuck, a couple of comic-book wimps;" "R. Crumb in 1985... a regular family kinda guy....;" "1967: R. Crumb leaves Cleveland, joins the hippy migration to San Francisco..."
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Thirty-one illustrations: Eight private sketches of friends & acquaintances- Mary Boettcher (1984); Françoise (1987); Leah (1987); The Riley Sisters (1985); An unnamed one (likely Mary Boettcher); Carol (1987); Two more of Mary- one from June 1985, the other one titled "Mary at Putah Creek" (1985); Two from the San Francisco Chronicle- "I don't take tips so how could I be soliciting??" (featuring Marilyn Chambers); "Naughty boys... I just can't seem to make them behave." (A collaboration with Moscoso featuring mayor Feinstein as Little Bo Peep); "Bride of Bigfoot" (A 1987 ad for a porno movie); "Me 'N' My Muse" (March 1986, features a Vulture Demoness- is an invitation for the La Hune gallery exhibition in Paris); A Black Sparrow Press moving card shows a bespectacled cartoon sparrow tugging by rope a huge pile of books; Two from the Whole Earth Review- one shows a bespectacled man sitting in front of a computer in a small room; "Education" (shows sixteen children working on their computers while sitting in rows of four); Two letterhead logos from 1985- "Kitchen Sink Press" and "Superior Pictures;" "Stenciling, Wallpapering, Painting- Julie Partansky" (A business card design from 1985); a business card illustration for Terry Zwigoff from 1985; A February 1986 Cassette Gazette fanzine cover; "I found you amusing for awhile punk, but now I'm tired of your pathetic little ego!" (a San Francisco Comix fanzine cover); "Mr. Natural Sez: Chiropractic... ...Naturally!" (a 1987 promo illustration for Dr. Julian G. Schiller, Chiropractor); Two birth announcements for Abigail Rose Olson Arons; "Pumping Gas by Diane Callum" (made for a poem from a Davis, CA poetry magazine, 1985); two "Goodstuff" restaurant menu illustrations; "Gala Valentines Event" (1985 party invitation for the engagement of Monica Cranston and John Wallace); Two birth announcements- "It's a boy!" (1987 for the Zolten family) and "It's another bumper crop!" (October 1987 birth for the McNamara family); "Yes, I'm bitter... maybe I need therapy... is this worth 25 bucks, you jerk??" (a full-page Crumb self-portrait made as private commission for Mark J. Cohen (March 1987)
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