Weirdo #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Black Cat Bone," seventeen-year-old surf teen Angie leaves behind her life in the waves and her boyfriend Moondoggy, setting out on a raw, uncertain journey to find her sister Kate. Written and drawn entirely by William Clark, this 1987 issue captures a moment of restless youth with quiet intensity, while Robert Crumb’s striking cover adds a surreal edge to the story’s grounded, coming-of-age pulse.
In "Beach Blanket," seventeen-year-old surf teen Angie sets off on a solo adventure after ending her relationship with Moondoggy, determined to see the world beyond the waves—starting with a hitchhike to visit her sister Kate. With her parents, Dad and Mom, fretting from the shore and her friends Col, Gate, George, and Hodad watching from afar, Angie’s journey takes an unexpectedly chaotic turn.
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Reprinted in Pox #5/1988 (1988), HooDoo #[nn] (1988), Suuri Kurpitsa #25 (1989), Love That Bunch #[nn] (1990), She Comics: An Anthology of Big Bitch #[nn] (1993), The Complete Crumb Comics #16 (2002), Late Bloomer #[nn] (2005), R. Crumb The Weirdo Years: 1981-'93 #[nn] (2013), Love That Bunch #[nn] (2018)
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