Arcade the Comics Revue #2, "Modern America": Happy Birthday, R. Crumb!

 Happy birthday to writer/artist Robert Crumb (born Aug. 30, 1943)! From Arcade: The Comics Revue #2, "Modern America"; story and art by Robert Crumb.

Bijou Funnies #3, "O So Kleen": R. Crumb

 From Bijou Funnies #3, "O So Kleen"; story and art by Robert Crumb.

Arcade the Comics Revue #1, "Big Ass Topics": Happy Birthday, R. Crumb!

 Happy birthday to writer/artist Robert Crumb (born Aug. 30, 1943)! From Arcade: The Comics Revue #1, "Big Ass Topics"; story and art by Robert Crumb.

Art & Beauty #3: Happy Birthday, Robert Crumb!

 Happy birthday to writer/artist Robert Crumb (born Aug. 30, 1943)! From Art & Beauty #3 (a series consisting entirely of drawings from Crumb's personal sketchbooks and drawing exercises), a few figure studies by Robert Crumb.

Dirty Laundry Comics #2: Happy Birthday, Aline Kominsky-Crumb!

 Happy birthday to writer/artist Aline Kominsky-Crumb (born Aug. 1, 1948)! From the autobiographical underground comic Dirty Laundry Comics #2; story and art by Robert Crumb and Aline Kominsky-Crumb (they collaborated on the writing, with Crumb drawing himself and Kominsky drawing herself).

Snatch Comics #3: Happy Birthday, R. Crumb!

Happy birthday to Robert Crumb (born Aug. 30, 1943)! Reposting from the old Tumblr site, the back cover to Snatch Comics #3 by R. Crumb.

Bijou Funnies #6, "Hef's Pad": R. Crumb

From Bijou Funnies #6, "Hef's Pad," a jam story by R. Crumb, Skip Williamson, and Jay Lynch, with the three cartoonists collaborating on the story and each artist drawing their own characters in the panels. In this particular panel, Crumb drew the woman as well as his character Mr. Natural (plus a caricature of pop artist Peter Max), while Lynch drew Pat the cat (from Lynch's "Nard & Pat" stories). Skip Williamson drew Snappy Sammy Smoot in the story as well, but didn't work on this specific panel.

Motor City Comix #2: Happy Birthday, R. Crumb!

Happy birthday to legendary artist Robert Crumb (or R. Crumb), born August 30, 1943! Reposting from the old Tumblr site: From Motor City Comix #2; story and art by R. Crumb.