R. Crumb
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Different from this perspective of nowadays?
Different from this perspective of nowadays?
Different from this perspective of nowadays?
Well, they're kind of timeless, you know, because they looked out of time then. When I did them in the beginning in 66, 67, 68, people looked at them and said, hey, these look like old comics from the 30s, you know what? And some people, when they met me, were surprised that I was a young man at the time. They thought I would be some old guy.
Well, they're kind of timeless, you know, because they looked out of time then. When I did them in the beginning in 66, 67, 68, people looked at them and said, hey, these look like old comics from the 30s, you know what? And some people, when they met me, were surprised that I was a young man at the time. They thought I would be some old guy.
Well, they're kind of timeless, you know, because they looked out of time then. When I did them in the beginning in 66, 67, 68, people looked at them and said, hey, these look like old comics from the 30s, you know what? And some people, when they met me, were surprised that I was a young man at the time. They thought I would be some old guy.
So they already looked out of time then, and so they just kind of still look like their own thing. And I think a lot of young people that pick them up, when they first see them, don't realize how old they are. They just don't seem to be part of the 60s as it's known stylistically to such stuff as Peter Max or psychedelic posters and all that stuff. It doesn't fit in with that.
So they already looked out of time then, and so they just kind of still look like their own thing. And I think a lot of young people that pick them up, when they first see them, don't realize how old they are. They just don't seem to be part of the 60s as it's known stylistically to such stuff as Peter Max or psychedelic posters and all that stuff. It doesn't fit in with that.
So they already looked out of time then, and so they just kind of still look like their own thing. And I think a lot of young people that pick them up, when they first see them, don't realize how old they are. They just don't seem to be part of the 60s as it's known stylistically to such stuff as Peter Max or psychedelic posters and all that stuff. It doesn't fit in with that.
It's kind of its own thing.
It's kind of its own thing.
It's kind of its own thing.
Whoa. That's a tough question. What were the images on LSD? What did they look like? Well, I don't know. For some reason, I don't know why or how it happened. I just, on this one really strange LSD trip that I took, there was something wrong with the drug. I got trapped in some level of the mental collective consciousness that was very tawdry and carnival-like in a kind of a cheap, gaudy way.
Whoa. That's a tough question. What were the images on LSD? What did they look like? Well, I don't know. For some reason, I don't know why or how it happened. I just, on this one really strange LSD trip that I took, there was something wrong with the drug. I got trapped in some level of the mental collective consciousness that was very tawdry and carnival-like in a kind of a cheap, gaudy way.
Whoa. That's a tough question. What were the images on LSD? What did they look like? Well, I don't know. For some reason, I don't know why or how it happened. I just, on this one really strange LSD trip that I took, there was something wrong with the drug. I got trapped in some level of the mental collective consciousness that was very tawdry and carnival-like in a kind of a cheap, gaudy way.
It just stuck there. I was stuck there for months until I actually what cleared it up was taking another dose of LSD made it go away.
It just stuck there. I was stuck there for months until I actually what cleared it up was taking another dose of LSD made it go away.
It just stuck there. I was stuck there for months until I actually what cleared it up was taking another dose of LSD made it go away.