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Weirdo #5

Apr 1982 · Last Gasp · 2.50 USD
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“Unsung Heroes in the History of Humour”

In "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.

writer, artist, inker, letterer Robert Crumb · cover Robert Crumb

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writer, artist, inker, letterer Robert Crumb
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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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