Issue Details

Issue	#3
Published	November 1988
Cover Price	14.95 USD; 19.95 CAD
Pages	150
Editing	Gary Groth; Robert Fiore (editorial coordination); Don Fiene (consulting editor)
Notes	First Printing November 1988

Cover Details

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb

Half page foreword, introduction, preface, afterword

Synopsis	This is the front cover flap. It includes an excerpt from the book introduction. The excerpt is continued in the back cover flap.
Script	Marty Pahls
Letters	Typeset

1 page filler

Synopsis

Blank space from the back of the front cover flap and the inner front cover.

1 page credits "The Complete Crumb"

Synopsis	Title page
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb

1 page filler

Synopsis

blank space

1 page credits "The Complete Crumb volume 3 starring Fritz the Cat"

Synopsis	Book title plus publisher logo
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)

1 page credits

Synopsis	Indicia plus production and reprint credits
Letters	Typeset

1 page credits

Synopsis	Table of contents
Letters	Typeset

1 page filler

Synopsis	blank space
Letters	Typeset

6 page foreword, introduction, preface, afterword "The First Girl that Came Along"

Synopsis	Introduction by Marty Pahls
Script	Marty Pahls
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Typeset
Notes	The introduction includes a photo of the young Crumb and Marty Pahls together. Also included are five sketches by Crumb- one of Dana Morgan, his future wife (1964), one of W. Swerzmann, one of a group of funny animal mobsters, one of "Mr. Stethum," and one of two women in modeling pose.

2 page filler

Notes

Blank space

4 page Fritz the Cat story "Fritz the Cat, Ace Salesman"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	Fritz the Cat as salesman makes a house call
Genre	Humor (comedy); Funny animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This story dates from August 1964

2 page Fritz the Cat story "Fritz Comes on Strong"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	Fritz the Cat removes a woman's clothes
Genre	Humor (comedy) ; Satire; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Reprinted	from Help! (Warren Publishing, 1960 series) #22 (January 1965)

6 page illustration "Harlem: A Sketchbook Report"

Synopsis	A series of slice of life sketches of people and buildings of Harlem.
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Reprinted	from Help! (Warren Publishing, 1960 series) #22 (January 1965)

2 page Fritz the Cat story "fred the teen-age girl pigeon"

Characters	Fritz the Cat; Fred the teenage Girl Pigeon
Synopsis	Fritz the Cat encounters a teenage groupie
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Reprinted	from Help! (Warren Publishing, 1960 series) #24 (May 1965)

22 page Fritz the Cat story "Fritz Bugs Out"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	Fritz drops out from college and goes on the road
Genre	Humor (comedy) ; Funny animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	The comic is from October 1964 to February 1965. It was finally published in a serialized format by Cavalier magazine(February-October 1968)
Reprinted	from Cavalier magazine (?, 1952 series) ? (1968)

1 page story "The Silly Pidgeons Take the Train"

Synopsis	The Pidgeons take the train.
Genre	Humor; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This strip is from November 7, 1964. Signed and dated by Crumb at the bottom. Finally published in 1971. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

1 page story "The Silly Pidgeons"

Synopsis	The Pidgeons experience a little trouble after moving their radiator across the room.
Genre	Humor (comedy) ; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	The strip is from November 1964 to March 1965. Finally published in 1971. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

1 page story "The Silly Pidgeons Go to the Pool"

Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	From March 12, 1965. Dated by Crumb on the page. Finally published in 1971. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

6 page illustration "Bulgaria: A Sketchbook Report"

Synopsis	A series of slice of life sketches from Crumb's visit to Bulgaria
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Reprinted	from Help! (Warren Publishing, 1960 series) #25 (July 1965)

15 page Fritz the Cat story "Fritz the Cat, Special Agent for the CIA"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	Fritz is assigned to spy on China to find out about their ultimate weapon.
Genre	Humor (comedy) ; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This comic dates from March to May, 1965
Reprinted	from R. Crumb's Fritz the Cat (Ballantine Books, 1969 series) #[nn]

Half page The Silly Pigeons story "What is the Meaning of Life?"

Genre	Humor; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This strip is from Spring, 1965. Finally published in 1971. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

Half page story "The Silly Pigeon"

Genre	Humor; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This strip is from Spring, 1965. Finally published in 1971. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

1 page story "The Silly Pidgeons Take a Walk"

Genre	Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This strip is from Spring, 1965. Finally published in 1971. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

1 page story "Roberta"

Synopsis	Roberta applies for a job.
Genre	Humor (comedy)
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	This strip is from Spring, 1965

2 page Fritz the Cat story "Fritz the Cat, Magician"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	Fritz tests out some magic tricks on a group of youngsters
Genre	Humor; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	The story is from Summer, 1965. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #3 (1971)

3 page illustration "Guitar Models of the Future"

Genre	Humor (comedy)
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Yell magazine was a Mad magazine clone from the sixties.
Reprinted	from Yell (?, 1966 series) #3 (September 1966)

6 page story "The Road to Success"

Synopsis	Instructional strip for salesmen concerning Topps Chewing Gum's gift certificate program
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Reprinted	from Road to Success, The (Topps, 1965 Series) #[nn] (1965)

1 page illustration "Illustrations from Nostalgia Enterprises"

Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Illustrations made for a Nostalgia Enterprises company envelope (Fall 1965)

3 page illustration "The Heap Years of the Auto"

Synopsis	Crumb critiques American cars from 1946-59 era. Includes several drawings of cars from that time period
Script	Robert Crumb [as Bob Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as Bob Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as Bob Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as Bob Crumb] (signed)
Notes	Originally intended for Nostalgia Illustrated, Fall 1965. Finally published in 1974. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #5 (1974)

3 page illustration "The Small Small Businessmen"

Synopsis	Details what youngsters in 1930's Washington Heights(New York City) did to make money
Genre	Period
Script	Bob Condon
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	Originally intended for Nostalgia Illustrated, Fall 1965. Finally published in 1974. Promethean Enterprises was a fanzine that ran for five issues from 1969-74.
Reprinted	from Promethean Enterprises (Bud Plant, Jim Vadeboncoeur, and Al Davoren, 1969 series) #5 (1974)

1 page text article "Punchline for Monster Greeting cards"

Synopsis	This page gives the punchlines for the "Monster Greetings" cards on pgs. 92-3 and 96 of this book.
Letters	Typeset

1 page illustration "Letter to Marty Pahls (April 4, 1960)"

Synopsis	This is a drawing sent to Marty Pahls. It depicts an interracial street fight. The caption reads "Philadelphia, "City of Brotherly Love""
Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Colors	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)

1 page illustration "Letter to Marty Pahls (June 3, 1960)"

Characters	Marty Pahls
Synopsis	Drawing depicts Marty Pahls jumping up in excitement.
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	This was part of a note Crumb sent to Marty Pahls

1 page illustration "Letter to Marty Pahls (October 30, 1960)"

Synopsis	A cartoon of a man crouching down in fear. "Total destruction is at hand!"
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	This drawing was part of a note Crumb sent to Marty Pahls

1 page illustration "Letter to Marty Pahls (May 28, 1961)"

Synopsis	Cartoon depicts a man speaking in anguish - "Mercy! Mercy!"
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	This drawing was part of a note Crumb sent to Marty Pahls

1 page illustration "Letter to Marty Pahls (November 5, 1961)"

Characters	Robert Crumb
Synopsis	Drawing depicts Crumb sitting at his typewriter.
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	This drawing was part of a note Crumb sent to Marty Pahls

1 page illustration "Cards to Mike Britt"

Synopsis	Two cards shown on the page. One depicts a well dressed crow. The other pictures a woman with the phrase "Cleveland Loves You" just above.
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Two cards sent to Crumb's friend, Mike Britt. The first one is from December 1963, the latter from January 1964

1 page Fritz the Cat illustration "Cover for Fritz Bugs Out"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	The drawing features Fritz the Cat running away from police.
Genre	Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	The cover is from February 1965

1 page illustration "Cover for Fritz the Cat, Agent for the CIA"

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Genre	Humor (comedy) ; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	The drawing is the cover for Crumb's "Fritz the Cat, Special Agent for the CIA." It's from March, 1965

1 page illustration "Cover for Roberta"

Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	The drawing is the cover for Crumb's "Roberta" cartoon. From Spring, 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I love your beautiful eyes"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "There'll never be another YOU"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "You're the caveman type"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "When I grow up I'll be like you!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I love when you SMILE!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I keep your picture in my room."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I'd like to go out with you"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I was at a monster bazaar"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration You may not be handsome or brilliant..."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I like you"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I'd like to gaze into your eyes!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "I'd like to give you a big squeeze!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "When I'm next to you.."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "You do a great twist"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "Isn't it great to be alive?"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "You really use your head"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "You're out of this world"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

Half page Monster Greetings Cards illustration "If you work your fingers to the bone, what do you get?"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Notes	One of several "Monster Greetings" cards Crumb did for the Topps company. From Fall 1965

2 page American Greetings card illustration "do you know what's brown and round and weighs 7000 pounds...?"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	A birthday card Crumb did for the American Greetings corporation. The copyright date shown on it is 1966

Half page American Greetings card illustration "nobody wants you when you're down and out"

Synopsis	Cartoon depicts a green cartoon animal sitting on a matchbox.
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964 to 1966.

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Happy Birthday! and don't worry if you find a few more wrinkles when you look in the mirror!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card Crumb made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964 to 1966.

1 page American Greetings card illustration "Hi! I'm the Bluebird of Happiness"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card Crumb made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964 to 1966.

1 page American Greetings card illustration "I Was Feeling Blue Because I Was Broke and Your Birthday Was Coming Up"

Genre	Humor (comedy)
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Colors	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card Crumb made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964 to 1966.

Half page American Greetings card illustration "When you come to pick up your birthday card"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card Crumb made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964 to 1966.

Half page illustration "Card to Mike Britt, 1964"

Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	A cartoon from a card Crumb sent to his friend Mike Britt. From January 1964

1 page illustration "Cover for Fug #1"

Script	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	The drawing is the cover for Fug #1, an aborted Crumb comic book. From Fall 1965

10 page Fritz the Cat story "Fritz is a sophisticated, up-to-the-minute young feline who lives in a modern "supercity"..."

Characters	Fritz the Cat
Synopsis	Fritz the Cat meets some girls and starts a bathtub party
Genre	Humor; Funny Animals
Script	Robert Crumb
Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Originally published by Viking Press. When the book's material eventually made that publisher skittish, it was then picked up by Ballantine Books.
Reprinted	From R. Crumb's Head Comix (Viking Press, 1968 series) #[nn]

1 page American Greetings card illustration "Just a Card to Say Hi! From Someone Who Likes to Remember...."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "i was going to entertain you on your birthday with a sexy bubble dance..."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Wouldn't you be surprised you opened this card and found a ten dollar bill?"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page American Greetings card illustration "no special reason for sending you this card..."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation. The copyright date shown on it is 1966

Half page American Greetings card illustration "I should have known it was going to be a bad day when I fell down"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Merry Christmas"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Christmas card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page American Greetings card illustration "i made a special trip down town to get you this Birthday card at exactly 8:30 Monday morning"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card made for the American Greetings corporation Card circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "I got your birthday present all wrapped up, but a family of mice made a nest of it"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page American Greetings card illustration "i would have written sooner but my pen broke"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation. In this case, Crumb did both sides of it. Copyright shown on the second page is 1965.

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Sorry about your accident..."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Get well soon card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Tis the night before Christmas"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Christmas card made for the American Greetings corporation Card circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "When the local press contacted me on your Birthday asking your age..."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Birthday card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Say, how would you like to have some fun?"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Here's 5 good reasons why you should have a Happy Birthday"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "When I first saw you, ZING went the strings of my heart!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "I like you 'cause when you're good, you're very, very good..."

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "It's your day, so raise hell tonight!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "I'm not askin' you to be my Valentine"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Valentines Day card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Did you know that one single 'Jellybellied Beanbearer'"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "Dad... Mom could have married Elmer Smithers, the feed dealer"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "You never change! How do you do it?"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

Half page American Greetings card illustration "We're both sorry you're sick.. but don't worry, your doctor knows just what you need!!!"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page American Greetings card illustration "When I'm with you my Bad Self says:"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page American Greetings card illustration "Just heard about your little bundle from Heaven"

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Baby congratulations card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page American Greetings card illustration "Gee, I've been having funny dreams about YOU lately!

Pencils	Robert Crumb
Inks	Robert Crumb
Letters	Robert Crumb
Notes	Card made for the American Greetings corporation circa 1964-66

1 page illustration "Cover for Gooseberry #2"

Pencils	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Inks	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Letters	Robert Crumb [as R. Crumb] (signed)
Notes	The cover is from Fall 1965

3 page filler

Notes

Blank pages

Half page foreword, introduction, preface, afterword

Script	Marty Pahls
Letters	Typeset
Notes	This is the inner flap to the back cover. It continues the excerpt of Marty Pahl's introduction from the front cover flap.

1 page promo (ad from the publisher)

Script	Marty Pahls
Pencils	Aline Kominsky Crumb (painting)
Inks	Aline Kominsky Crumb (painting)
Colors	Aline Kominsky Crumb (painting)
Letters	Typeset
Notes	Back cover includes a 1987 painting of Crumb by Alice Kominsky Crumb. Also included is a small excerpt from Marty Pahl's intro.