MORE of the LAST of the RED HOT LOVERS...

James Coco, art by Al Hirschfeld...

Jack Weston...

art by Sam Norkin

Dom Deluise...

Jerry Stiller

Sid Caesar

Milton Berle...

Jack Carter

Tom Poston

Marvin Kaplan

Shelley Berman

Stubby Kaye...

Herschel Bernardi

Barney Martin...

Al Lewis

Tom Bosley...

Conrad Bain

Pat Paulson...

Ray Walston

David Doyle

Arte Johnson

George Gobel

Al Checco

Bruce Kirby

Douglas Andros

Albert Salmi...

Joe Conley

Jerry Grayson

Barry ZeVan

Ray Rayner

Milt Moss

Gary Burghoff...

Harry H. Corbet

Frank Sutton

Don Knotts

Nanette Fabray

Marty Brill (and Marilyn Chambers)...

Alan Arkin...

Thanks to John Wendler

R. Crumb and The Book of WEIRDO

On March 2nd,  the worlds greatest greatest artist/cartoonist R. Crumb, in NYC for a gallery opening of his work,  joined me and author/editor Jon B. Cooke and his brother Andrew for lunch in downtown New York. Crumb is absolutely THRILLED with "The Book of WEIRDO" by Cooke,  a celebration of the legendary comics/graphics humor magazine Crumb created and originally edited in the early 1980's, coming out in May from Last Gasp books. 

WEIRDO was later edited by Peter Bagge and finally by Crumb's wife Aline Kominsky. I drew the cover art and wrote the foreword to the book. 12 years in the making, the large (nearly 300 pages), hardcover book is truly magnificent. 

https://www.amazon.com/Book-Weirdo-Retrospective-Legendary-Anthology/dp/0867198753/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=The+Book+of+Weirdo&qid=1551647229&s=gateway&sr=8-1



Photos by Andrew Cooke:

R. Crumb and The Book of WEIRDO author Jon B. Cooke...

me, R. Crumb, Jon B. Cooke...

MINESHAFT #37 Cover

This is my cover art for the upcoming Spring 2019 issue of MINESHAFT magazine, featuring artwork and prose by some of the world's greatest cartoonists, among them R. Crumb, Bill Griffith, Robert Armstrong, and
Mary Fleener, among many others.

The cover, featuring the legendary French wrestler Mauraice Tillet was art directed by Pat Moriarty and lettered by Phil Felix.

the original art. The title lettering was stretched a bit to fill out the space.

http://www.mineshaftmagazine.com/index.html?fbclid=IwAR3qYDWXAmUJvwzEgNW-pgUIHYJkLQkb9hGpGCboGPXf5KTGyRf7W-HkwWU