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When we return, we'll listen to another of their conversations from 2007, in which the cartoonist is joined by his wife, Aileen Kaminsky-Krum, who was a cartoonist also. This is Fresh Air. This is Fresh Air. In 2007, Terry spoke with R. Crum and his wife Aileen Kaminsky Crum. She was one of the first women to create autobiographical comics back in the 1960s.

They married in 1978 and moved to the south of France in the early 90s. R. Crum created Zap Comics in the 1960s. Aileen first became known for her contributions to women's comics and Twisted Sisters. She died in 2022. The Crumbs sometimes worked together on joint autobiographical cartoons for The New Yorker.

They married in 1978 and moved to the south of France in the early 90s. R. Crum created Zap Comics in the 1960s. Aileen first became known for her contributions to women's comics and Twisted Sisters. She died in 2022. The Crumbs sometimes worked together on joint autobiographical cartoons for The New Yorker.

They married in 1978 and moved to the south of France in the early 90s. R. Crum created Zap Comics in the 1960s. Aileen first became known for her contributions to women's comics and Twisted Sisters. She died in 2022. The Crumbs sometimes worked together on joint autobiographical cartoons for The New Yorker.

When Terry spoke with them, she asked if their personas in those New Yorker cartoons were much different from who they really were.

When Terry spoke with them, she asked if their personas in those New Yorker cartoons were much different from who they really were.

When Terry spoke with them, she asked if their personas in those New Yorker cartoons were much different from who they really were.

Cartoonists R. Crum and his wife Aileen Kaminsky Crum speaking to Terry Gross in 2007. A new biography of R. Crum is out by Dan Nadel called Crum, A Cartoonist's Life. And many of Crum's original comics, drawings, and scrapbooks have been published by Tashin. Coming up, film critic Justin Chang reviews the latest Marvel superhero movie, Thunderbolts. This is Fresh Air.

Cartoonists R. Crum and his wife Aileen Kaminsky Crum speaking to Terry Gross in 2007. A new biography of R. Crum is out by Dan Nadel called Crum, A Cartoonist's Life. And many of Crum's original comics, drawings, and scrapbooks have been published by Tashin. Coming up, film critic Justin Chang reviews the latest Marvel superhero movie, Thunderbolts. This is Fresh Air.

Cartoonists R. Crum and his wife Aileen Kaminsky Crum speaking to Terry Gross in 2007. A new biography of R. Crum is out by Dan Nadel called Crum, A Cartoonist's Life. And many of Crum's original comics, drawings, and scrapbooks have been published by Tashin. Coming up, film critic Justin Chang reviews the latest Marvel superhero movie, Thunderbolts. This is Fresh Air.

Our film critic Justin Chang says that Thunderbolts, which topped the box office last weekend, is the first Marvel superhero movie in some time that's actually worth seeing. Florence Pugh reprises her role from Black Widow as the CIA operative Yelena Belova, and there also are return appearances by some Marvel franchise veterans, including Sebastian Stan and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Our film critic Justin Chang says that Thunderbolts, which topped the box office last weekend, is the first Marvel superhero movie in some time that's actually worth seeing. Florence Pugh reprises her role from Black Widow as the CIA operative Yelena Belova, and there also are return appearances by some Marvel franchise veterans, including Sebastian Stan and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Our film critic Justin Chang says that Thunderbolts, which topped the box office last weekend, is the first Marvel superhero movie in some time that's actually worth seeing. Florence Pugh reprises her role from Black Widow as the CIA operative Yelena Belova, and there also are return appearances by some Marvel franchise veterans, including Sebastian Stan and Julia Louis-Dreyfus.

Here is Justin's review.

Here is Justin's review.

Here is Justin's review.

Justin Chang is a film critic for The New Yorker. He reviewed the new Marvel movie, Thunderbolts. On Monday's show, actor Danny McBride talks about the final season of HBO's The Righteous Gemstones and his journey from Hollywood to South Carolina, where he co-founded Rough House Pictures. He'll tell us about how he's built a unique comic empire, blending sharp satire with Southern charm.

Justin Chang is a film critic for The New Yorker. He reviewed the new Marvel movie, Thunderbolts. On Monday's show, actor Danny McBride talks about the final season of HBO's The Righteous Gemstones and his journey from Hollywood to South Carolina, where he co-founded Rough House Pictures. He'll tell us about how he's built a unique comic empire, blending sharp satire with Southern charm.

Justin Chang is a film critic for The New Yorker. He reviewed the new Marvel movie, Thunderbolts. On Monday's show, actor Danny McBride talks about the final season of HBO's The Righteous Gemstones and his journey from Hollywood to South Carolina, where he co-founded Rough House Pictures. He'll tell us about how he's built a unique comic empire, blending sharp satire with Southern charm.

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