Aline Kominsky Crumb

It was a very decadent, very chaotic, disgusting, unclear... For me, it was an uncomfortable scene. I actually fled from that at one point, and then Robert came and sought me out afterwards because I think that he realized he had to get out of that. It was like some kind of survival thing. But I felt that he was sinking in that, and I felt that it was going to destroy him.

It was a very decadent, very chaotic, disgusting, unclear... For me, it was an uncomfortable scene. I actually fled from that at one point, and then Robert came and sought me out afterwards because I think that he realized he had to get out of that. It was like some kind of survival thing. But I felt that he was sinking in that, and I felt that it was going to destroy him.

It was a very decadent, very chaotic, disgusting, unclear... For me, it was an uncomfortable scene. I actually fled from that at one point, and then Robert came and sought me out afterwards because I think that he realized he had to get out of that. It was like some kind of survival thing. But I felt that he was sinking in that, and I felt that it was going to destroy him.

Robert, is that an accurate picture? I'm afraid so.

Robert, is that an accurate picture? I'm afraid so.

Robert, is that an accurate picture? I'm afraid so.

But going back to the beginning, I have to say that I think that, you know, I was 23 when I met Robert. He was in his late 20s. And I think that we both came from very dysfunctional—I hate to use that word—families and that— I think we parented each other. I think that we both completed each other's childhoods in a positive way so that then we functioned much better as adults as time went on.

But going back to the beginning, I have to say that I think that, you know, I was 23 when I met Robert. He was in his late 20s. And I think that we both came from very dysfunctional—I hate to use that word—families and that— I think we parented each other. I think that we both completed each other's childhoods in a positive way so that then we functioned much better as adults as time went on.

But going back to the beginning, I have to say that I think that, you know, I was 23 when I met Robert. He was in his late 20s. And I think that we both came from very dysfunctional—I hate to use that word—families and that— I think we parented each other. I think that we both completed each other's childhoods in a positive way so that then we functioned much better as adults as time went on.

And I think that we did that for each other.

And I think that we did that for each other.

And I think that we did that for each other.

You were my life ref, too. You were the kind father that I never had. And you were my best fan. Oh, I'm going to cry. And you really supported me as an artist, too. So I feel it's completely mutual. Thank you, dear.

You were my life ref, too. You were the kind father that I never had. And you were my best fan. Oh, I'm going to cry. And you really supported me as an artist, too. So I feel it's completely mutual. Thank you, dear.

You were my life ref, too. You were the kind father that I never had. And you were my best fan. Oh, I'm going to cry. And you really supported me as an artist, too. So I feel it's completely mutual. Thank you, dear.

Thank you. Love the laughs. Thanks, Terry. It was fun.

Thank you. Love the laughs. Thanks, Terry. It was fun.

Thank you. Love the laughs. Thanks, Terry. It was fun.