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by LISA EISNER & ROMÁN ALONSO
[ from The
New York Times ]
Robert Crumb, the visionary behind underground commix, is a
reluctant hero of his generation. He has been lauded as a draftsman
on a par with Bruegel, with a twisted, if not downright perverted
(though always sincere) view of women. Following the filming
of the 1994 critically acclaimed documentary ''Crumb,'' by his
friend Terry Zwigoff, Crumb and his wife, Aline, fled the States
to live in a medieval hippie village in France. Continued… |
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