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The Comics Journal #301 Fiction the pages are FineA focus on R. Crumb's comics adaptation of Genesis; there's an extensive interview with the artist and a critical roundtable. Plus: A conversation between humorists Al Jaffee and Michael Kupperman; an interview with Joe Sacco about Footnotes in Gaza; Jim Woodring, Tim Hensley, and Stephen Dixon sketchbooks; a Gerald McBoingBoing color comic reprint; a biographical essay on John T. McCutcheon; and more. Interviews Robert Crumb Interview by Gary Groth

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