The terrific new biography ‘Crumb’ traces the life of an extraordinary — and extraordinarily strange
- Dan Nadel's biography 'Crumb: A Cartoonist's Life' explores the life of cartoonist Robert Crumb, detailing his experiences with love, drug use, and his significant artistic career.
- Robert Crumb's style is described as 'scritchy-scratchy,' featuring detailed linework and profound humor shaped by his experiences in the 1960s counterculture.
- The biography analyzes Crumb's complex character, including criticisms of his use of racist tropes, while also emphasizing his contributions to indie comics.
- Nadel aims to provide an honest portrayal of Crumb, saying, 'Robert imposed just one condition on this book: that I be honest about his faults...
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The terrific new biography ‘Crumb’ traces the life of an extraordinary — and extraordinarily strange
Author Dan Nadel's book takes a microscope to Robert Crumb, the idiosyncratic creator of Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural.
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