Obras Completas Crumb #5
This Spanish-language collection gathers a selection of Robert Crumb's comics from the late 1960s and early 1970s, showcasing his raw, satirical style and countercultural themes. Part of the Obras Completas Crumb series from Ediciones La Cúpula, it includes some of his most provocative and iconic underground comix work.
In "Comics y cuentos," Fritz returns to his mother and sister after years apart, reentering a quiet, familiar world where family ties and forgotten routines begin to stir. A simple afternoon leads to a swim in the river with his sister, a moment that feels both ordinary and charged with unspoken history.
Fritz the No-Good drifts through the city after being cast out by his wife, stumbling into a reckless reunion with an old flame and then diving headfirst into a radical circle of revolutionary animals. As their plans grow bolder, Fritz finds himself caught in a chaotic scheme that ends in arrest—just as the consequences begin to unfold.
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↩ Reprints Help! #22 (1965), Help! #24 (1965), R. Crumb's Head Comix #[nn] (1968), R. Crumb's Comics and Stories #1 (1969), R. Crumb's Fritz the Cat #[nn] (1969), Promethean Enterprises #3 (1971), The People's Comics #[nn] (1972), The Complete Fritz the Cat #[nn] (1978)
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