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A softcover edition was published in 1998 and is listed separately.
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Dust jacket cover.
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A small front cover illustration
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A 1995 illustration
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A full-page photo of Crumb; Title and publisher page with a small Crumb illustration- "Really, dahling, if it's not expensive, its not aht!;" Copyright and indicia page; table of contents with a full page background illustration
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A full page illustration: "1954: Little Bobby Crumb & his brother Chuck, a couple of comic-book wimps" (originally from People magazine, 1985). A text article with a few sample panels from Weirdo #2's "Brombo the Panel" and the original Crumb brothers "Treasure Island Days" story drawn when they were children (1961). The next few pages include a full-page image of Crumb's copy of "Little Lulu #110" and then images of his personal copies of "Pogo Possum #4," "Paul Terry's Comics #98," "Krazy Life Hilarious Comics #1," "Krazy Komics #4," and "Animal Comics #14."
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The first page from a Charles Crumb "Fuzzy the Bunny" story from 1952. A lead-in to the following sequence.
Zap Comix #5 [unnamed variant] published January 1970 Notes:
Crumb states on a first page margin caption that he copied the story from the previously noted Charles Crumb version of this story. The second, fifth, sixth, seventh, and ninth pages of this story have tiny-size margin reproductions of the corresponding sequences from Charles Crumb's version.
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A late 60s illustration copied from the margin reproduction on the previous page.
Lemme Outa Here #[nn] published January 1978 Notes:
The first page has a small-size photo printed on the margin- "The Magic Kingdom: The Crumb kids visit Disneyland in 1956." Pictured are Maxon, Robert, Charles and Sandra Crumb.
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A full-page Thomas Nast detail- "The Tammany Tiger" (1871); The article includes a small-size Crumb sketchbook illustration (mid 80s): "Bob at age 11, eating his breakfast on Saturday morning;" Also included is a panel from Weirdo #6's "Trash" story
Zap Comix #13 [1st Printing] published January 1994
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A full-page detail of a Jack Davis illustration - "Boo" from Humbug #8; The article includes a tiny-size image of the cover to Mad #11.
Mad #27 published April 1956
Harvey Kurtzman's Strange Adventures #[nn] published January 1990
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Accompanied by the following: A full-page illustration titled "The Depths of Despair" (May 12, 1962); A small greeting card illustration (early 60s); Three "Cute Grotesque" greeting card illustrations (early 60s); A two page-excerpt from The Young Crumb Story (from American Splendor #4); Two full-page sketchbook illustrations (early 60s); A full-page photo of Crumb in Harlem; A tiny-size reproduction of the cover to Help! #22.
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An unpublished Help! page (1965)
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Accompanied by a full-page Dana Crumb sketchbook drawing from 1964-65; a small photo of Crumb in Bulgaria; a small drawing from one of "The Silly Pidgeons" stories; two more full-page sketchbook drawings- a self-portrait and another of Dana Crumb
Promethean Enterprises #3 published January 1971
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The strip is originally from November 1964 to March 1965. In Crumb's series of "Silly Pigeon" strips the word "pigeon" was spelled inconsistently story to story.
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Originally meant to be published in Help! magazine. From 1965
Promethean Enterprises #3 published January 1971
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This strip is originally from Spring, 1965.
Promethean Enterprises #3 published January 1971
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This strip was originally meant for Help! Magazine. From Spring 1965
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Accompanied by the following: A full-page unused cover for a never-published comic titled "Head;" An alternate version of that same cover; A tiny illustration- "Just like bein' born stoned" from Cavalier magazine (October 1967); A full page illustration titled "This is Hell" from Spring 1967
El Perfecto Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1973
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The cover to El Perfecto comics is shown tiny-size on the margin of the page.
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Six pages from his sketchbooks (1965-67). Includes a page that has the first ever "Mr. Natural" strip, one that begins with the line "What's today's health tip, Mr. Natural?"
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Accompanied by a full-page unused cover for ZAP #1 (1967) and a tiny illustration from "R. Crumb's Head Comix" (1968).
The Complete Crumb Comics #4 [First Printing] published September 1989
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
The Complete Crumb Comics #4 [First Printing] published September 1989
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
R. Crumb's Head Comix: Twenty Years Later #[nn] published January 1988
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
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Ten sketchbook illustrations of varying sizes for potential comic book covers. The titles are: "Fuck: A Comic Book of the Beat Generation;" "Paranoid Comics," "Street Corner Comics," "Kozmic Komix," "Sludge," "Freak," "Drek," "Funny Funnies;" "Despair" (alternate cover); "Pathetic Stories"
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Accompanied by a full-page sketchbook drawing from 1992: "Haight-Ashbury, Early '68... and so, a Legend Was Born...;" Also includes a tiny illustration from Zap #2- "Zap Comix Tells It Like It Is!"
Zap Comix #0 published January 1968
Zap Comix #1 [1st printing] published November 1967
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
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A rock poster (1967)
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
Zap Comix #1 [2nd printing] published April 1968
Zap Comix #1 [2nd printing] published April 1968
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
Zap Comix #1 [2nd printing] published April 1968
R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] published January 1968
Zap Comix #1 [2nd printing] published April 1968
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Accompanied by a full-page reprint of the cover to Big Brother & Holding Company's "Cheap Thrills" LP.
R. Crumb's Fritz the Cat #[nn] published October 1969
The Complete Crumb Comics #5 [First Printing] published July 1990
R. Crumb's Head Comix: Twenty Years Later #[nn] published January 1988 Notes:
Includes the tiny six-panel strip "Everyday Funnies with the Snoid from Sheboygan."
Despair #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1969 Notes:
This also appeared in The Print Mint's Despair comic.
Despair #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1969
Big Ass Comics #[nn] published June 1969 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to Big Ass Comics is shown on the page margin
Your Hytone Comics #[nn] [unnamed variant] published February 1971 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to "Your Hytone Comix" is shown on the page margin
Despair #[nn] [unnamed variant] published January 1969 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to the Print Mint's Despair is shown on the page margin
XYZ Comics #[nn] [1st Printing] published June 1972 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to XYZ Comics is shown on the page margin
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Shown are small-size images of the covers to San Francisco Comic Book #3, Home Grown Funnies, Zap #0, Motor City Comics #1, Black and White Comics, Zap #1, Uneeda Comix, Best Buy Comics, The People's Comics, Mr. Natural #1, and Snoid Comics.
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A full-page late 60s illustration featuring Angelfood McSpade titled "Jive - Money Mad Wife;" A panel from Big Ass Comics #1; Four full-page sketchbook illustrations- A Crumb 1969 self-portrait "Sheeit!"; "Imaginary Girl Against the Wall" (1975); "Gurls! Sex! (1975); "I'm sittin' on top of the world when I'm ridin' on: The Seat of Learning!" (1975)
Zap Comix #10 [unnamed variant] published January 1982
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Seven full-page illustrations and a photo- "The Perfect Female Body" (1975); "...Cute Little Genius..." (September 1990); "Reality Fantasy Reality Fantasy.." (December 6, 1990; "Revised" November 1991); "Innocent Fun or Sick Sado-Masochism?" (1990); "Big Healthy Girl Enjoys Deep Penetration from the Rear" (1990s); "Oh well, nobody's perfect... In fact, nothing can ever be... Perfect!" (1991); A double-page photo of Crumb & Kominsky (mid-70s); A Kominsky side-portrait- "The Profile" (1975)
Dirty Laundry Comics #[1] published January 1974 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to Dirty Laundry Comics is shown on the page margin
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The titles are- "Boorum & Pease Standard Columnar Book- Big Baby Bunch" (March 20th, 1975); "Aline's Legs" (November 1987)
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Accompanied by a full-page illustration- "Hey, I'm dying up here!" (1990 sketchbook page); A 1972-73 photo of the ZAP cartoonists and a photo of the Keep On Truckin' Orchestra (Crumb, Armstrong, Dodge, 1972)
Zap Comix #6 [unnamed variant] published January 1973
XYZ Comics #[nn] [1st Printing] published June 1972
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A 1990 sketchbook story
Arcade the Comics Revue #5 published January 1976
Arcade the Comics Revue #4 published January 1975 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to "Arcade #4" is shown on the page margin
Weirdo #4 published February 1982 Notes:
A tiny-size image of the cover to "Weirdo #4" is shown on the page margin
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A sketchbook story from September 1976.
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A 1990 sketchbook page
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An early 1990's sketchbook page
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An illustration dated January 30, 1986
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A 1982 sketchbook page
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A mid-1970s sketchbook page
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A 1983 sketchbook page
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A 1975 sketchbook page
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A 1986 sketchbook page
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A 1980s sketchbook page
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A 1994 sketchbook page
Aargh! #[nn] published October 1988 Notes:
A 1980s sketchbook page
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A 1982 sketchbook page
Hup #4 published June 1992 Notes:
The cover to "Hup #4" is shown tiny-size in the margins of the first page
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A full page article is accompanied by an unpublished "Home Grown Funnies #2" cover and a small excerpt from a sketchbook page titled "Mr. Hoonrath."
Zap Comix #8 [unnamed variant] published January 1975 Notes:
The cover to "Zap #8" is shown tiny-size in the margins of the first page
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A full page article is accompanied by a full-page color image of the 1985 "Louie Bluie" movie poster. Included in the next few pages are: a mid-1970s sketchbook detail titled "Deep Nostalgia;" Three reproductions of Paramount race record ads (1927-28); A 1978 Yazoo Records catalog ad.
Arcade the Comics Revue #3 published January 1975 Notes:
The cover to "Arcade #3" is shown tiny-size in the margins of the first page
Weirdo #14 [unnamed variant] published January 1985 Notes:
The cover to "Weirdo #14" is shown tiny-size in the margins of the first page
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A double-page photo
Weirdo #1 [unnamed variant] published January 1981
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A full page of text includes a small mid-1970s sketchbook detail titled "Be an Artist! A Glamour Occupation." Followed by a series of full-page illustrations, mostly in black & white: "Improve Your Drawing Ability" (1975 sketchbook page); "Still Life Exercise - Feb. 24th, '83;" "Woodpile - Dec. 1st, '78;" "Chicken House October 1982;" "The "View" (November 16th '82);" "A Nice Quite Evening at Home Alone... (Optical Truths)" (sketchbook page, early '90s); "Place at Doyen Gachon" (from Vues de Sauve portfolio); "Path in the "Mer des Rochers" Above Sauve" (Sept. 30th, 1996); "Getting Away from People... Must be Back by Aperitif Time..." (Oct. 11th '96); "Mutate Now" (sketchbook page, early '80s); "Oy Oy Oydle-Oil Painting #1, Blue Man-Green Man" (Color, oil on canvas, 1980); "I'm havin' a fit" (Sept. 8th, 1980); "Problems in Composition - It's too Tight!" (Early 1980s sketchbook page); An untitled oil on canvas, 1980 (color); "The Green Aline" (oil on canvas, 1980 (color)); "Jewish Girl" (1973 illustration); "I can't take another minute of this.. I'm gonna lose my mind or kill myself!!" (Early 1990s sketchbook page)
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A full page photo of a life-size Vulture Goddess sculpture (1990-91); Two full-page Devil Girl drawings, one a preparatory one from 1995, the other from 1986; A full page image of the Devil Girl sculpture; A side view image of the sculpture and a small preparatory sketch (1995); A full-page view of the sculpture's head. Photos are in color, sketches in b&w.
Hup #4 published June 1992
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From one of his sketchbooks (1990)
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Accompanied by a full-page unpublished Snoid comics cover (1979) and a small detail from a sketchbook page (1991)- "Kick Ass Shit"
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Production, copyright, photo, "thanks you's" and editor credits. Accompanied by a full-page photo
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From a sketchbook ?
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From a sketchbook? Ends on inside back cover.
La Crème de Crumb #[nn] published May 2012 Notes:
Back cover dust jacket illustration.
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