Weirdo #17
"Otto Comic Strip no. 3 Art Art Art" presents a surreal collaboration between Philip K. Dick and Robert Crumb, blending Dick’s introspective narrative with Crumb’s unmistakable visual style. In this striking 1986 issue, Dick recounts a disorienting vision that shifts his perspective to that of ancient Apostolic Christians, blurring the line between perception and reality. Crumb’s bold artwork—both interior and on the cover—captures the unsettling transformation as the vision begins to take hold, leaving the mind and the page in flux.
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Crumb illustrates Dick's testimony of some strange experiences. Dick struggles to make sense of a vision that made him see the world from the point of view of Apostolic Christians from ancient Rome. Eventually, a transformation occurs. What was once merely a vision begins to take over his mind.
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