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Robert Crumb Home Grown Funnies #2 Unpublished Cover Original Art (Kitchen Sink Press, 1971).
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Aline Kominsky-Crumb, who transformed comics first as a muse and then as a feminist artist, dies at 74
(JTA) — Robert Crumb put the “x” in comix by setting to paper his basest sexual longings, including strong-legged Jewish women who were cowgirls and who went by the name Honeybunch Kaminski.
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