Die 17 Gesichter des Robert Crumb #[nn]
In "Die 17 Gesichter des R. Crumb," Robert Crumb finds himself the subject of a television interview that takes a surreal turn when the interviewer suggests his most outrageous work might carry deeper meaning. With Crumb’s signature blend of raw humor and unsettling detail, the issue unfolds as a probing, self-aware exploration of art, identity, and the line between creator and creation—drawn and inked entirely by Crumb himself, with cover art by Crumb.
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Crumb does an interview on TV. Everything goes smoothly until the interviewer says that even his most twisted comics have some sort of deeper significance.
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