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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Squirrely the Squirrel" is a surreal, offbeat tale from 1973, drawn entirely by Robert Crumb in his signature raw, expressive style. When Crumb’s prank on Judy draws the unexpected attention of Big Kate from the women’s group, the situation spirals into a bizarre confrontation that’s as sharp as it is absurd. The story, written, drawn, and lettered by Crumb himself, comes wrapped in a cover also by Crumb, capturing the same chaotic energy in bold, hand-inked lines.
In a sharp, satirical 1973 tale from *Black and White Comics*, R. Crumb’s irreverent humor takes a sharp turn when his prank on Judy draws the wrath of Big Kate, the formidable leader of a women’s collective. With Crumb’s signature grotesque flair and biting wit, the story unfolds as a no-holds-barred clash of egos—where satire meets retribution in a way only Crumb could deliver.
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Reprinted in U-Comix Sonderband #1 (1973), Wald & Wiesen Comix #4 (1974), Die 17 Gesichter des Robert Crumb #[nn] (1975), R. Crumb's Carload o' Comics #[nn] (1976), R. Crumb's Carload O'Comics #[nn] (1976), Dom är som djur #[nn] (1983), Epix #8/1985 (1985), Bible of Filth #[nn] (1986), Pox Special #1/1987 (1987), The Complete Crumb Comics #9 (1992), Crumb #[nn] (1992), R. Crumb's America #[nn] (1994), R. Crumb's America #[nn] (1995), R. Crumb's Carload O'Comics #[nn] (1996), UG!3K & Expozo #[nn] (1999), Klassiker der Comic-Literatur #19 (2006), Bible of Filth #[nn] (2017), Bible of Filth #[nn] (2017)
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