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You may be familiar with Keep On Truckin’, the famous image from a one-page comic strip published in the very first Zap Comix in 1968. A countercultural icon, Keep On Truckin’ started out in Robert Crumb’s sketchbooks and became one of the most bootlegged images in the world. From San Francisco to Japan to London, you have probably seen this iconic image on everything from T-shirts to mugs. Keep an eye out for a special giveaway today… | Scribner Books
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You may be familiar with Keep On Truckin’, the famous image from a one-page comic strip published in the very first Zap Comix in 1968. A countercultural icon, Keep On Truckin’ started out in Robert Crumb’s sketchbooks and became one of the most bootlegged images in the world. From San Francisco to Japan to London, you have probably seen this iconic image on everything from T-shirts to mugs. Keep an eye out for a special giveaway today… | Scribner Books
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