Crumb is the best; he's created some symbolic subculture icons. I heard that some guy even changed his name to Mr. Natural...I must admit that is pretty whacky but what is nornal these days.

Angel: where do you buy your comics and can you find Crumb in Moncton?

Dave

I've been a R.Crumb fan for quite some time. It's good to see that I am not the only one with a sick sense of humor.

Peter

I love Crumb. I especially love his voluptuous, acid-inspired romps of the 1960's gave way to comparatively sober, introspective dialogues and biting indictments of our culture. I think he's been around for over three decades, Robert Crumb has shocked, entertained, titillated, and challenged the imaginations (and the inhibitions) of comics fans the world over. So if you are a comic collector or just a fan you have to --have some Crumb in your collection.  In truth, alternative comics as we know them today might never have come about without R. Crumb's influence - the acknowleged 'Father' of the underground comics could also be considered the 'Grandfather' of alternative comics. Mr. Natural, Angelfood McSpade, Flakey Foont, and most especially, the hedonistic anthropomorphic version of Crumb's childhood pet, Fritz (a cat), have become cult icons. I think, I am going to change my name to "Mr.Natural."

Rumour has it that Crumb is working on illustrating the Book of Genesis, a projected 200 page piece of work. And it should be.

I love Crumb.

He's an authority when it comes to comics, but he looks like he needs to have a bath once in a while.

yeah, Crumb rocks!

I never knew that anyone esle in the world who liked Crumb. That's very kool!