Robert Crumb Sketchbook 1966-'67 Dean Yeagle for the first time in

for the first time in graphic novel form

The first tales of Tarzan of the Apes ever to be told in comics form

Reprints material from 1973 plus a 32-page color comic book insert "The Nostalgic Mad" "containing an assortment of Mad Collectors' items from the '50s

Overwatch took the world by storm

Thierry Martin

Robert Crumb Sketchbook 1966-'67 Dean Yeagle for the first time inThe second book in this series of facsimile Crumb sketchbooks. Unlike the Crumb sketchbooks published by Fantagraphics or Taschen which are highly edited compilations, the Crumb sketchbooks published by the German company Zweitausendeins are reproductions of Crumb's actual sketchbooks, unedited and unexpurgated. These beautiful editions feature a leather binding, marbleized endpapers, and a ribbon bookmark. A German translation booklet is laid in.