Busted! is a funny, smart, subversive worst-case scenario guide for casual drug users and their tolerant friends.It's the Bible on how not to get busted and what to do if you are. Using celebrity busts, outrageous everyman busts, and the author's professional experience, Busted! is everything you need to know about the criminal justice system, Drug War style, before it's too late. Like a Law &amp; Order episode, the book takes the reader through a typical small-time drug possession case from committing the crime (the buy/recommending a dealer), to handling police encounters like a pro, to getting busted, to spending a night in jail, to fighting your drug bust, to pleading guilty, through trials and appeals, and, finally, punishment - with irreverent humor and expert advice all the way to the bitter end. 
 Busted! also includes drug possession law for the house party, the rave, your roommate's stash; search and seizure on the street, in your ride, in your apartment, and up your ass. Drug War Driving Lessons covers DUI's and drugged driving; also learn how to make your phone call from jail count, how to ace your bail hearing, and protect your Internet privacy. The Dope Law Index includes possession law for marijuana, ecstasy, cocaine and methamphetamine for all 50 states. BUSTED! helps the casual drug user to know his rights, walk the thin grey line between legal and illegal and ultimately stay out of jail.

Busted!: Drug War Survival Skills

R. CRUMB

M. Chris Fabricant

Reference

Dey Street Books

The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book was hailed as an original &amp; audacious celebration of artistic genius &amp; American popular culture.

The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book, Edited & Designed by Peter Poplaski

Little,Brown

A super-cool set of 40 cards in a nifty gift box depicting all of R. CRUMB s unforgettable WEIRDO cover art (both published and unpublished). The back side of most cards feature bios, images, and Freaky Factoids relating to the legion of other underground and outlaw cartoonists besides Crumb himself who contributed to WEIRDO, including DREW FRIEDMAN, JUSTIN GREEN, KIM DEITCH, ALINR KOMINSKY-CRUMB, CAROL TYLER, PETER BAGGE, DORI SEDA, JIM WOODRING, S. CLAY WILSON, MARY FLEENER, BOB ARMSTRONG, SPAIN RODRIGUEZ, STANISLAV SZUKALSKI, JOHN HOLMSTROM, J.D. KING, JULIE DOUCET, HARVEY PEKAR, MARK ZINGARELLI, DIANE NOOMIN, PHOEBE GLOECKNER, KAZ, and STILL others! A perfect companion to the acclaimed Last Gasp book on WEIRDO magazine written and designed by Jon B. Cooke, the same Eisner Award-winning guy who assembled this card set! R. CRUMB s WEIRDO CARD SET is identical in format to R. Crumb s other three boxed card sets: Heroes of the Blues, Early Jazz Greats, and Pioneers of Country Music, all from Denis Kitchen Publishing, which you may already be familiar with. The Weirdo card sets contain 40 trading cards (+ 3 bonus cards) in a nifty 3 x 4 x 7/8 box. The Weirdo cards are co-published by Denis Kitchen Publishing &amp; Graphitti Designs.

R. Crumb's Weirdo Card Set

Robert Crumb

Jon B. Cooke

Denis Kitchen Publishing / Graphitti Designs

My Troubles With Women

Humor & Entertainment

Pop Culture

Knockabout Comics

Tales From the Leather Nun is something of a cult classic in the world of underground comix. Released in 1973, it's a sex-and-drugs assault on anything sacred, and an extremely odd artifact of the counterculture.
The title character appears naked throughout the title, with the exception of her nun's habit and what appears to be macramé jewelry. There's much angst about "negative energy" and "sinful natures," but in the end, the leather nun appears as a fantasy figure to transport the hero off to a realm of sexual salvation. The rest of the anthology includes religion-inspired stories from Robert Crumb, Spain, Jaxon, and other comix artists. Most mix sex and angst along with heavy doses of religious imagery in a way which is undeniably profane, but that probably says much more about the artists than it does about religion.

Tales From the Leather Nun

Dave Sheridan

Jaxon

Spain

Pat Ryan

Roger Brand

Comics & Graphic Novels

Last Gasp Eco-Funnies

R. Crumb's Zap Comix launched the underground comic book back in 1968, and his signature characters--Keep on Truckin', Fritz the Cat, Mr. Natural-went on the become instantly recognizable icons of the hippie era. Now for the first time, Crumb has collected the best of his work in a lavish hardcover volume that everyone interested in pop culture over the last half century will want to own. Illustrations throughout, many in color.

The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book - Deluxe Slipcased with Signed Print

Arts & Photography

Graphic Design

Kitchen Sink Press

R. Crumb's The yum yum book

Scrimshaw Press

For almost a decade, the radical art group Flame Rite has been producing Zippo lighters featuring the work of prominent comic artists. These "miniature billboards" that normally display a corporate logo have been reinvented as witty pop-art confections. Charles Burns’s ominous Smoking Skull, Daniel Clowes’s creepy-comic Eightball, Big Daddy Roth’s wacky Rat Fink, the fabulous retroisms of Niagara’s All Girls Are Bad and Shag’s Ooguh Booguh — all these and more (130 total) are on lurid display. The book includes the work of more than 30 prominent artists including R. Crumb, Daniel Clowes, and Shag, exclusive, previously unpublished art from 20 artists in the Flame Rite lineup, and every "metal canvas" that Flame Rite Zippo produced, featuring rare and out-of-print models.

Scorched Art: The Incendiary Aesthetic of FlameRite Zippos

Tom Hazelmyer

Coop

Shag

Daniel Clowes

Feral House

Thirty-Six different characters with short histories on the reverse! R. Crumb Trading Cards is the perfect gift or addition to the collection of any even half-serious Crumb fan. The boxed set is very similar in format to the popular Heroes of the Blues, Early Jazz Greats and Pioneers of Country Music card sets also published by Denis Kitchen Publishing and available here and from specialty retailers everywhere. 
 Featured characters include... the mysterious guru Mr. Natural; his loyal devotee Flakey Foont; The Nerds; Pete the Plumber (and his sidekick Plungo); Whiteman and Yeti the Bigfoot both from Homegrown Funnies; Ruff Tuff Creampuff; the raining Meatball from Zap #0; Shuman the Human; Dirty Dog; Smelly Old Cat; The Desperate Character; Mr. Appropriate (way ahead of his time on the ecology front); Vulture Demoness (the dominatrix from Big Ass #1-2); Eggs Ackley (whose eyeballs were stolen by crows in Motor City #1); Sally Blubberbutt; Fritz the Cat (star of the Ralph Bakshi animated cartoons who was then permanently killed in People s Comix); Those Cute Little Bearzy Wearzies (Jippo and Boopsy); The big-foot character from Keep on Truckin ; Onion Head; Patricia Pig; Forky O Donnell (you don t want to have lunch with this guy!); Squirelly the Squirrel; Cheesis K. Reist, star of Hamburgers! ; Boingy Baxter; The Simp and The Gimp; Ruth Schwartz (the original gurl in Big Ass #1 who later helped Flakey Foont institutionalize Mr. Natural in Mr. Natural #3); Devil Girl (from before she had a line of candy); Mr. Snoid; Angelfood McSpade, The Old Pooperoo; Dale Steinberger the Jewish Cowgirl; Joe Blow (from the infamous Zap #4 bust); Little Johnny Fuckerfaster; Bo Bo Belinski (the drunk, not the baseball player); and Robert Crumb himself (a nice self-portrait, but he s also a regular cast member). 
 On the back of each card is a concise character synopsis written by the late comics historian Dave Schreiner, accompanied by 2-color bonus illustrations. All in a snappy box designed by R. Crumb and Pete Poplaski. 
 Publisher s Note: This is the first printing from Denis Kitchen Publishing. Old hippies and a few collectors will remember a similar set published by Kitchen Sink Press way back in 1991. How is this set different? First, if you compare boxes, the cover design has been significantly tweaked by Crumb: his background characters and cityscape in the 1991 version are gone and the I am not a swan quote is new. The box lettering is new and bolder. The new box has a glossy finish. The Patricia Pig image (card #21) is all-new, and the beak on Vulture Demoness (card #14) has been fixed, among the differences discerning fans will note. In summation, the sets, two decades apart, are very similar, but certainly not identical.

R. Crumb 36 Character Boxed Trading Card Set NEW 2010

Dave Schreiner

Denis Kitchen Publishing Co., LLC

Your Vigor for Life Appalls Me: Robert Crumb Letters 1958-1977

Fantagraphics Books

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