The Complete Crumb Comics #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume of Fantagraphics' comprehensive series collects Robert Crumb's work from the late 1980s and early 1990s, including the complete "Mode O'Day" story and other comics, sketches, and illustrations from that period. It features Crumb's signature satirical and autobiographical style, with a focus on his evolving artistic techniques and cultural commentary.
In "Arline 'n' Bob and That Thing In the Bedroom"—a hypothetical tale from R. Crumb's own pen and ink—Crumb channels a surreal, satirical edge as a Jesus People, U.S.A. interviewer confronts him with blunt religious fervor, questioning his beliefs and warning of eternal damnation. With Crumb both writer and artist, the story unfolds in his signature raw, unfiltered style, blending dark humor and moral ambiguity in a conversation that lingers long after the final panel.
In a brief, stark exchange from *The Complete Crumb Comics #15*, a reporter from *Jesus People, U.S.A.* confronts Robert Crumb with a mix of moral urgency and religious conviction, pressing him on his views about faith while warning him of eternal damnation unless he changes his ways. The conversation unfolds with unsettling directness, placing Crumb’s countercultural persona against the interviewer’s rigid doctrine, all in just two pages.
A raw, deeply personal portrait of Charley Patton unfolds in this 12-page biography, tracing his journey from the Mississippi Delta’s dusty roads to the recording studios that captured his thunderous voice and guitar. Through vivid snapshots of his rise among blues pioneers like Son House, Robert Johnson, and W.C. Handy, the story captures the grit, spirit, and legacy of a man who helped shape the sound of a generation.
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