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Home Grown Funnies By R. Crumb (08th)


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    HOME GROWN FUNNIES by R. Crumb (8th printing).

    This was Kitchen Sink Press' best-selling underground comic book of all time, with sales of over 160,000 copies. The reason for its popularity was simple. Other than a secondary 3-page lead story featuring Mr. Snoid and Angelfood McSpade, the book consists almost entirely of the legendary "Whiteman Meets Bigfoot" story. Whiteman, an everyman caucasian, is initially kidnapped by the dark, large and furry Yeti, but he eventually falls in love with her and has no desire to return to civilization. Its length and upbeat message is not typical of the often-cyncial Robert Crumb. .

    Home Grown was first published in 1971 by Kitchen Sink. Newsprint guts. The edition offered here is the 8th printing (March 1973). NM/Mint. The cover price of this 30+ year old underground is still only 50 cents. NM/Mint. $20.


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    Home Grown Funnies By R. Crumb (08th)

    HOME GROWN FUNNIES by R. Crumb (8th printing).

    This was Kitchen Sink Press' best-selling underground comic book of all time, with sales of over 160,000 copies. The reason for its popularity was simple. Other than a secondary 3-page lead story featuring Mr. Snoid and Angelfood McSpade, the book consists almost entirely of the legendary "Whiteman Meets Bigfoot" story. Whiteman, an everyman caucasian, is initially kidnapped by the dark, large and furry Yeti, but he eventually falls in love with her and has no desire to return to civilization. Its length and upbeat message is not typical of the often-cyncial Robert Crumb. .

    Home Grown was first published in 1971 by Kitchen Sink. Newsprint guts. The edition offered here is the 8th printing (March 1973). NM/Mint. The cover price of this 30+ year old underground is still only 50 cents. NM/Mint. $20.

    $20.00