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R. Crumb's America #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis collection gathers a wide-ranging selection of Robert Crumb's work from the 1990s, showcasing his satirical and often unflinching take on American culture, history, and politics. The volume includes strips, illustrations, and covers that reflect Crumb's distinctive, detailed style and his ongoing fascination with the absurdities and contradictions of the American experience. Published by Last Gasp, it serves as a snapshot of Crumb's output during a particularly prolific period of his career.
In "Let's Talk Sense About This Here Modern America," R. Crumb delivers a stark, satirical journey through the transformation of an American landscape—from open grassland to a cluttered, consumer-driven street scene—rendered in his signature raw, expressive style. The story concludes with an epilogue that presents three divergent, thought-provoking futures for the land, leaving the outcome open-ended. The full artwork, from pencils to inks to lettering, is by R. Crumb, with the cover also drawn and inked by him.
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