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Eww, That’s Gross. And We Like It That Way. Why the tasteless humor of “Bad Trip,” starring Eric Andre, is a feat to be celebrated. Few can pull off transgression so skillfully. Eric Andre, left, and Lil Rel Howery in a scene from “Bad Trip.”Credit...Netflix April 30, 2021 If the comedy “Bad Trip” had premiered in theaters as intended until it moved to Netflix because of the pandemic, one already notorious scene would have surely sent crowds into a frenzy of groans and laughter. It involves an encounter between Eric Andre and a gorilla best not described in a family newspaper. S...

RIP Gary Leib, New York Filmmaker, Animator, And Cartoonist, 65 Gary Leib. (Photo courtesy of Northern Spy.) Multi-talented and creatively restless, Leib made waves in the music, comic, and animation worlds, often combining disciplines within one project. But whether he was creating artwork for the live-action feature American Ultra (2015) or animating a music video for his ambient-country band Suss, his humorous, generous, often absurdist worldview always shone through. Gary David Leib was born in Chicago on October 29, 1955 — two days before Halloween, a celebration with which he would d...

'Creepshow' Moves Outside Its Comfort Zone with “The Right Snuff” The EC comics inspired horror anthology heads into outer space for the first time! Shudder Freddy’s Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991), True Blood (2008-2014), Darlin’ (2019), and Creepshow Season 2, Episode 3: “The Right Snuff” Writers: Paul Dini, Stephen Langford, Greg Nicotero It’s an alternate 1960s, or maybe it’s the future, but what we do know is that the Ocula, a penis-shaped craft orbiting the Earth, is home to a life-altering experiment. Two decorated astronauts are aboard, but while Major Ted Lockwood...

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Nicholas Burman , April 3rd, 2021 09:26 While Robert Crumb’s style and dedication to his generation’s underground comix artists has inspired a huge array of artists from a variety of backgrounds and of numerous identities, for decades his depictions and framing of women and his adoption of racist stereotypes have been under fire Crumb’s World, 2021. Photo by Alex Casto. Courtesy of David Zwirner Books In 2016 Fantagraphics, who have republished much of Crumb’s work, released a book about its own history titled We Told You So: Comics as Art, and the appearance of Crumb’s work in the...