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9781606995587 English 1606995588 The Complete Crumb Comics Vol. 1: "The Early Years of Bitter Struggle"includes several early Fritz the Cat stories (a.k.a. "Animal Town Comics"), and the classic "Treasure Island Days" (as seen in the Crumb film) and is rounded out with other strips, diary entries and sketches that will be a treasure trove for Crumb fans, all defining work from Crumb's formative years as a cartoonist, spanning the years 1958-1962 (when Crumb was ages 15-19) and featuring material from other "home-made" comics of the era., The Complete Crumb Comics Vol. 1: 'eoeThe Early Years of Bitter Struggle'eincludes several early Fritz the Cat stories (a.k.a. 'eoeAnimal Town Comics'e), and the classic 'eoeTreasure Island Days'e (as seen in the Crumb film) and is rounded out with other strips, diary entries and sketches that will be a treasure trove for Crumb fans, all defining work from Crumb'e(tm)s formative years as a cartoonist, spanning the years 1958-1962 (when Crumb was ages 15-19) and featuring material from other 'eoehome-made'e comics of the era., This long out of print volume of the multiple Harvey and Eisner award-winning Complete Crumb Comics makes a triumphant return, boasting a major discovery not seen in prior editions, a never before published 60 page 'home-made' Arcade comic from 1962. The 17-page strip 'Jim' is the emotionally charged work to that point, a gentle and psychologically astute look at a boy who needs a mother and a story brimming with signs of frustration with Catholicism. Numerous other strips diary entries and sketches make this a treasure-trove for Crumb fans., This long out-of-print first volume of the multiple Harvey and Eisner award-winning Complete Crumb Comics series has been one of our most demanded reprints of the last several years. Now, this landmark volume of Robert Crumbe(tm)s formative years not only will return, but also boast a major discovery not included in prior editions: a never-before-published, 60 page eoehome-madee Arcade comic from 1962. Growing up, Robert and his brother Charles often created their own comic books. These eoehome-madee editions were usually produced in editions of one. As such, many have been lost to time or private collections. What hasn't comprises much of the first two volumes of The Complete Crumb series. Their creation continued throughout the 1950s and into the early e(tm)60s and eventually the content of Crumbe(tm)s work gradually matured from the light-hearted, funny animal antics of earlier years to stories that flashed signals of what we now recognize as eoetrue Crumb.e This previously undiscovered Arcade eoeissue,e from May, 1962, shows many flashes of where Crumb was heading (whereas Charles had all but abandoned drawing comics by the e(tm)60s). The 17-page strip eoeJime is the most emotionally-charged work of Crumbe(tm)s young life to that point, a gentle and psychologically astute look at a boy who needs a mother, and also brimming with signs of his increasing frustration with Catholicism. It also features the first quintessential eoeCrumb girl,e Mabel. This volume also includes several early Fritz the Cat stories (a.k.a. eoeAnimal Town Comicse), and the classic eoeTreasure Island Dayse (as seen in the Crumb film) and is rounded out with other strips, diary entries and sketches that will be a treasure trove for Crumb fans, all defining work from Crumbe(tm)s formative years as a cartoonist, spanning the years 1958-1962 (when Crumb was ages 15-19) and featuring material from other eoehome-madee comics of the era. This is Ground Zero for a man who may well be the greatest cartoonist who ever lived.
9781606995587 English 1606995588 The Complete Crumb Comics Vol. 1: "The Early Years of Bitter Struggle"includes several early Fritz the Cat stories (a.k.a. "Animal Town Comics"), and the classic "Treasure Island Days" (as seen in the Crumb film) and is rounded out with other strips, diary entries and sketches that will be a treasure trove for Crumb fans, all defining work from Crumb's formative years as a cartoonist, spanning the years 1958-1962 (when Crumb was ages 15-19) and featuring material from other "home-made" comics of the era., The Complete Crumb Comics Vol. 1: 'eoeThe Early Years of Bitter Struggle'eincludes several early Fritz the Cat stories (a.k.a. 'eoeAnimal Town Comics'e), and the classic 'eoeTreasure Island Days'e (as seen in the Crumb film) and is rounded out with other strips, diary entries and sketches that will be a treasure trove for Crumb fans, all defining work from Crumb'e(tm)s formative years as a cartoonist, spanning the years 1958-1962 (when Crumb was ages 15-19) and featuring material from other 'eoehome-made'e comics of the era., This long out of print volume of the multiple Harvey and Eisner award-winning Complete Crumb Comics makes a triumphant return, boasting a major discovery not seen in prior editions, a never before published 60 page 'home-made' Arcade comic from 1962. The 17-page strip 'Jim' is the emotionally charged work to that point, a gentle and psychologically astute look at a boy who needs a mother and a story brimming with signs of frustration with Catholicism. Numerous other strips diary entries and sketches make this a treasure-trove for Crumb fans., This long out-of-print first volume of the multiple Harvey and Eisner award-winning Complete Crumb Comics series has been one of our most demanded reprints of the last several years. Now, this landmark volume of Robert Crumbe(tm)s formative years not only will return, but also boast a major discovery not included in prior editions: a never-before-published, 60 page eoehome-madee Arcade comic from 1962. Growing up, Robert and his brother Charles often created their own comic books. These eoehome-madee editions were usually produced in editions of one. As such, many have been lost to time or private collections. What hasn't comprises much of the first two volumes of The Complete Crumb series. Their creation continued throughout the 1950s and into the early e(tm)60s and eventually the content of Crumbe(tm)s work gradually matured from the light-hearted, funny animal antics of earlier years to stories that flashed signals of what we now recognize as eoetrue Crumb.e This previously undiscovered Arcade eoeissue,e from May, 1962, shows many flashes of where Crumb was heading (whereas Charles had all but abandoned drawing comics by the e(tm)60s). The 17-page strip eoeJime is the most emotionally-charged work of Crumbe(tm)s young life to that point, a gentle and psychologically astute look at a boy who needs a mother, and also brimming with signs of his increasing frustration with Catholicism. It also features the first quintessential eoeCrumb girl,e Mabel. This volume also includes several early Fritz the Cat stories (a.k.a. eoeAnimal Town Comicse), and the classic eoeTreasure Island Dayse (as seen in the Crumb film) and is rounded out with other strips, diary entries and sketches that will be a treasure trove for Crumb fans, all defining work from Crumbe(tm)s formative years as a cartoonist, spanning the years 1958-1962 (when Crumb was ages 15-19) and featuring material from other eoehome-madee comics of the era. This is Ground Zero for a man who may well be the greatest cartoonist who ever lived.