Weirdo #5
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Unsung Heroes in the History of Humour," Robert Crumb turns his singular, deadpan wit to reimagining classic song lyrics with delightfully absurd twists. From the streets of a fictional city to a surreal courtship, Crumb’s signature blend of dry humor and offbeat art brings new life to "On the Street Where You Live," "My Guy," "Purple Haze," and "When You Go a Courtin'." A 2.50 USD comic from 1982, this issue features Crumb’s complete creative hand—writing, art, inking, and lettering—on every page, with a cover by Crumb that matches the interior’s quirky spirit.
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Humourous adaptations of old song lyrics. The songs adapted are: On the Street Where You Live, My Guy, Purple Haze and When You Go a Courtin'.
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