R. Crumb Sketchbook Late 1967 to Mid 1974 Fiction second-generation Anaheim native shares the

second-generation Anaheim native shares the story of how his family came to sell their ancestral home and orange groves to a buyer with mysterious plans for the property

while also re-presenting many of his classic works from the '70s and '80s

Infantino's brave corporate moves include: comic books of pulp characters

abandoned as a baby in the slums of the Maze

The world of Strange Embrace twists and pollutes the lives of all that enter it

R. Crumb Sketchbook Late 1967 to Mid 1974 Fiction second-generation Anaheim native shares theThe scarcest sketchbook in the series. Absolutely rare in hardcover, this paperback edition is also quite uncommon. There was one hardcover printing in 1986 and one softcover printing in 1990. Unlike the Crumb sketchbooks published by Fantagraphics or Taschen which are highly edited compilations, the Crumb sketchbooks published by the German company Zweitausendeins are reproductions of Crumb's actual sketchbooks, unedited and unexpurgated.