Description: One of the most recognized cult icons in recent American history, R. Crumb took the 1960s by storm with his "underground art" that reflected on the issues of his day. His controversial comics attracted a younger generation that quickly made him a household name. The R. Crumb 2004 Wall Calendar revisits Mr. Natural, Devil Girl, drug culture, and catch phrases like "Keep on Truckin" in a tribute to this legendary artist's long career. Notes: Comic strips featured in the calendar come from The R. Crumb Coffee Table Art Book and include: "LSD Trip;" "Keep on Truckin';" "Shuman the Human;" "Artsy Fartsy;" "Stoned Agin!;" "Girl, Girls, Girls;" "Let's Have A Little Talk;" "Remember Keep on Truckin!;" "Frosty the Snowman and His Friends;" I Remember the Sixties;" "That's Life;" "Where Has It Gone, All The Beautiful Music...;" and "A Bitchin' Bod." R. Crumb is the creator of such famed cartoon characters as Fritz the Cat and Mr. Natural. His work, which touches on the topics and civil issues of the past and present, has spanned four decades and continues to be popular today. Each month image features R. Crumb's personal comments about eaach monthly illustration.