Robert Crumb

xp listening to that interview now. he's really got some big ideas about viruses and vaccines

he's definitely "asking some questions"

https://catalogue.swanngalleries.com/Lots/auction-lot/DAVID-WOJNAROWICZ--1954---1992--Stoned-Sketchbook?saleno=2544&lotNo=162&refNo=769210
https://hyperallergic.com/581386/david-wojnarowiczs-stoned-sketchbook-swann-auction-galleries
so weird that neither the gallery nor the hyperallergic write up mention that these are all copies from zap! 12k for a swipebook!

Looks like an update based on the comments, but the hyperallergic article now says: "(These drawings appear to replicate those of cartoonist R. Crumb and his comic strip Stoned, included in Head Comix, a collection of his comics published by Viking Press in 1968.)"

yeah, that wasn't there this morning; editor dropped the ball. no reference to crumb at all in the gallery description!
in any case, pretty sure those are from Zap originally.

Does a gallery of all 9 original panels of "A Short History of America" exist online in a decent (or *gasp* high) resolution?

fairly large

Ah, I never realized this was originally b/w, I wonder if he colored it in for later editions?

Thank you very much.

The original comic is in black and white ink, consisting of a total of twelve panels.[7]

In 1981, a new version was released by Kitchen Sink Press, with Peter Poplaski adding color to the original work and turning it into a commercial poster for sale.[9]

ISO

https://www.deniskitchen.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Store_Code=sk&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=SP_RC.shorthist

Kitchen is selling his archives through Heritage rn fyi

Could you *gulp* front me a few racks?