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I am a Crumb fan and enjoyed this piece, although I guess I'm not surprised at some of his world views. The 1994 movie "Crumb" referenced in this article is re
by W-Stool 4y ago
I am a Crumb fan and enjoyed this piece, although I guess I'm not surprised at some of his world views. The 1994 movie "Crumb" referenced in this article is really, really interesting. Fun fact: I've been through Winters, California many times on the way to Napa and had no idea he used to live there.
- dieselgate 4y agoOh I wasn’t aware he no longer lived there
- avrionov 4y agoAt the end of the movie "Crumb" he moves to France.
- itronitron 4y agoI'm not a Crumb fan but I highly recommend the "Crumb" documentary that you mention. It was very interesting hearing that he and his brothers were creating their own comic books, and there are some other useful insights to the creative process.
- maroonblazer 4y ago+1 for the film. I went to a showing in Atlanta where the director was doing a Q&A afterward. The ticket was free and I didn't have much interest in Crumb. The documentary is absolutely fascinating, if just for the window into his family's life, if not for his work. Highly recommend.
- retroafroman 4y agoJust want to agree, the film Crumb is a wild documentary,and totally worth watching for adults who have any interest in counter culture.
- lucas_membrane 4y agoBesides the movie, there was a musical stage play biography of Crumb and his characters about 40 years ago. The night it opened, he played in the orchestra whilst someone else played him on stage.