Dirty Laundry Comics

A single-issue comic from the Cartoonists Co-Op Press, Dirty Laundry Comics (1974) is a raw, collaborative artifact of the underground comix era. Most associated with the intensely personal and confessional work of Aline Kominsky and R. Crumb, the comic serves as a brutally honest, often uncomfortable, and historically significant window into their volatile relationship and creative partnership. It matters as a landmark of autobiographical and feminist comix, stripping away superheroic pretenses to lay bare the messy realities of life and love.