and characters dealing with bizarre dilemmas
they both find themselves hunted across time by his former employers
A2 The Honeydripper
After an adventure outside his home to help his owner
the King Cat of zines and carefully observed autobio comics
The Sweeter Side of R. Crumb Héctor Germán Oesterheld and characters dealing with bizarreBy R. Crumb. Published by W. W. Norton. Softcover, 112 pages, B&W, 2010. The "nasty, negative, misanthropic" comic genius proves he has a sweet side. Cute little kittens, angels, and babies? Flowers, ice cream cones, and German boy bands? Coming from, supposedly, the creepiest and most pessimistic artist of his generation? Yes indeed, there is a "sweeter side" to R. Crumb. These delectable illustrationswhether depicting Bernie the Cat pawing for his