When the acid-fueled, sex-obsessed, painfully confessional comics of R. Crumb first appeared in the 1960s, nobody would have predicted they'd end up in a museum someday. Surprise!

Robert Crumb, the libidinous underground comix pioneer, had one condition before he agreed to participated in Dan Nadel's biography: that the author look closely at his compulsions.

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Robert Crumb, the libidinous underground comix pioneer, had one condition before he agreed to participated in Dan Nadel's biography: that the author look closely at his compulsions.

Both stories, first published in the underground comic book “Weirdo,” were reprinted-without Crumb’s knowledge or permission-in Race & Reality, a white power magazine based in Massachusetts ...

Founded by Crumb in 1981, Weirdo magazine was conceived as a “low art” answer to the contemporary highbrow Raw, featuring a diverse roster of cartoonists—though Crumb himself served as the ...

Through her own work and collaborations with husband Robert, Kominsky-Crumb made a lasting impact on feminist comedy, art and culture.

Robert Crumb The Knotty Legacy of Weirdo, R. Crumb’s Underground Comix Magazine Tanner Tafelski June 14, 2019 ...

During the 1980s, when two of the world’s greatest underground cartoonists, Robert Crumb and Aline Kominsky Crumb, lived in Winters, they produced Weirdo, an irreverent, outrageous, hilarious, often ...

Indeed, the decision to mount a Crumb exhibition seemed a fitting one for the Ludwig, whose collection of Pop (the largest outside the United States) includes work by artists like Oyvind Fahlstrom, ...