Underground Comic Legacy
Robert reflects on the tumultuous history of underground comics during the Vietnam War era, highlighting the risks faced by creators and the legal repercussions for distributors. He discusses the cultural necessity of their provocative art, born from a desire to challenge societal norms and censorship, particularly in response to the moral panic surrounding comic books in the 1950s. Emphasizing his liberal stance, Robert underscores the importance of artistic expression in confronting authority and societal expectations.In this clip
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