My Troubles with Women

Robert Crumb's long-gestating graphic memoir, published by Knockabout in 1990, distills decades of his famously fraught relationships into a single, unflinching issue. The book collects Crumb's candid, self-lacerating comics from the 1980s, exploring his romantic and sexual history with his characteristic blend of confessional detail and satirical edge. As a concentrated dose of the artist's most personal work, it stands as a key document of underground comix's turn toward raw autobiography.