R. Crumb's Fritz the Cat #[nn]

In "Fritz Bugs Out," the irreverent and restless Fritz wanders the city after being kicked out by his wife, stumbling into a tangled web of old flames and radical ideals. Drawn into a volatile circle of Marxist revolutionaries, he finds himself caught in a chaotic scheme that spirals beyond his control—ending in an arrest that leaves his fate uncertain. With raw, unfiltered art and biting satire, Robert Crumb delivers a sharp, surreal portrait of countercultural unrest in 1969, all rendered in his signature style. The cover by Robert Crumb captures the story’s anarchic energy in bold, expressive lines.