The Complete Crumb Comics #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of Fantagraphics' comprehensive series collects Robert Crumb's work from the early 1980s, including his contributions to the groundbreaking underground comix anthology Weirdo magazine, which he edited and heavily contributed to during its first run. It features a mix of his signature satirical strips, detailed illustrations, and the raw, confessional style that defined his output from this period, capturing a transitional phase in his career as he moved away from the 1960s counterculture into more personal and often darker territory.
"A Compliment" is a standout entry in The Complete Crumb Comics series, showcasing Robert Crumb’s signature blend of raw humor and eccentric detail. This 2000 Fantagraphics issue features Crumb’s own artwork, inking, and lettering, with a cover by Crumb that mirrors the interior’s distinctive style. The collection opens with a title page, indicia, and table of contents that include a previously published illustration from Kar-tunz magazine, setting the tone for the irreverent, offbeat storytelling that defines Crumb’s work.
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In his own words, Boswell consorts with an actress and various other women. He also recounts his conversations with some of his friends, one of them of course being Samuel Johnson.
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