Comic-Destroying Mother [signed postcard]
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- SIGNED Postcard
- Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Press & Robert Crumb, 1991
Princeton, WI: Kitchen Sink Press & Robert Crumb, 1991. KSP Postcard No. 24. Postcard. Near Fine. Glossy color postcard (6" x 4"). Signed by the artist "R. Crumb" in black ink at the bottom right of the front side. Slightest hint of edge wear. Full color illustration on front: "I want you should stop wasting your time reading these cheap comic books!" – "I'll bet this happened to you when you were a kid!"
Printed on the reverse: "Comic-Destroying Mother: Mom shows why old comics are so valuable today in this R. Crumb vision from Zap #0."
R. Crumb, from humble beginnings as a greeting card artist in Kansas City, became an unlikely sixties icon through his work in Zap Comix. Crumb created Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural, and his work is now sought after by museums and galleries across the globe. He was the subject of the Terry Zwigoff documentary "Crumb" (1994), and shortly thereafter traded a sketchbook of original drawings for a chateau in France, where he has lived with his family ever since.
Printed on the reverse: "Comic-Destroying Mother: Mom shows why old comics are so valuable today in this R. Crumb vision from Zap #0."
R. Crumb, from humble beginnings as a greeting card artist in Kansas City, became an unlikely sixties icon through his work in Zap Comix. Crumb created Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural, and his work is now sought after by museums and galleries across the globe. He was the subject of the Terry Zwigoff documentary "Crumb" (1994), and shortly thereafter traded a sketchbook of original drawings for a chateau in France, where he has lived with his family ever since.