Crumb, R. (Robert Crumb)

Robert Crumb, commonly known as R. Crumb, is an influential American cartoonist and illustrator, best recognized for his unique, often provocative style and the countercultural themes in his work. He gained fame in the 1960s with comics like "Fritz the Cat" and "Zap Comix," which challenged mainstream norms and explored issues such as sexuality, race, and consumerism. Crumb’s distinctive art style, featuring exaggerated characters and intricate details, has made him a key figure in the underground comics movement. His work reflects both personal struggles and broader social commentary, earning him a lasting place in the world of art and pop culture.