The Complete Fritz the Cat #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the entirety of Robert Crumb's iconic and controversial anthropomorphic feline character, Fritz the Cat, from his underground comix origins through his feature film adaptation. Published by Bélier Press in 1978, it gathers all of Crumb's original Fritz stories, including the early, more innocent adventures and the later, satirically adult narratives that defined the counterculture era. A definitive archive of one of the most famous and boundary-pushing characters in comic history.
Fritz the Cat wanders the city streets after being kicked out by his wife, drifting from one misadventure to the next. He reconnects with an old flame, then finds himself drawn into a radical circle with a dangerous plan. When their scheme goes awry, Fritz and his friend end up behind bars—just another chapter in a life full of bad choices and bigger consequences.
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↩ Reprints Help! #22 (1965), Help! #24 (1965), R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] (1968), R. Crumb's Fritz the Cat #[nn] (1969), Promethean Enterprises #3 (1971), The People's Comics #[nn] (1972)
Reprinted in The Complete Crumb Comics #1 (1987), The Complete Crumb Comics #4 (1989), Obras Completas Crumb #5 (1996), The Complete Crumb Comics #12 (1997), The R. Crumb Handbook #[nn] (2005), The Complete Crumb Comics #1 [Fourth Printing] (2012), Las 7 Vidas del Gato Fritz #[nn] (2016), Fritz the Cat #[nn] (2017)
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