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My Generation

R. Crumb, Genesis, feminism, and history in the latest chapter of an illustrated memoir

By Vanessa Davis|November 6, 2009 7:00 AM|4comments
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'Talkin' 'bout My Generation' comic by Vanessa Davis, page 2

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Vanessa Davis' most recent book, Make Me a Woman, includes many comic strips first published in Tablet Magazine. Her first collection of diary comics, Spaniel Rage, was published in 2005.
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My Generation

R. Crumb, Genesis, feminism, and history in the latest chapter of an illustrated memoir