Weirdo
Weirdo from 1981, edited in turn by Robert Crumb, Peter Bagge and Aline Kominsky-Crumb.
Part of Underground Comics
32 moments in this segment.
- - Bagge playing with the band. The Hate cartoonist performing with Can You Imagine?, one of the Seattle music connections that fed his 1990s strips.
- - Interview with Reason Cartoonist Peter Bagge. Peter Bagge created the slacker misanthrope Buddy Bradley for Hate and now draws reported strips for the libertarian magazine Reason, which interviews him here.
- - Con Men Interviews: Peter Bagge - Creator of the Comic Book "Hate". Peter Bagge, interviewed on a convention floor, talks about where his sense of humour comes from and about his comics Hate and the all-ages series Yeah!.
- - SCARCE ORIGINAL OZ MAGAZINE with ROBERT CRUMB COVER, WARHOL INTERVIEW, 1970. An original 1970 issue of OZ with a Robert Crumb cover and an Andy Warhol interview inside, filmed by a dealer.
- - Bagge at Asbury Park. The artist at the 2014 Asbury Park Comicon, a small New Jersey show.
- - Tom Van Deusen and Alternative Comics. Tom Van Deusen talks about the Seattle comix scene and about Dennis Eichhorn, whose Real Stuff autobiographical comics drew on his own life.
- - Dennis Eichhorn on his Comic Book Career. Dennis Eichhorn, writer of the autobiographical series Real Stuff, describes how he started writing underground comic books. The footage was shot in 1996 for a documentary project on the song Louie Louie.
- - OK Hotel reunion. Bagge plays at a reunion for the Seattle venue, staged at the Royal Room in Columbia City.
- - panellogy 130 - peter bagge. A survey of Peter Bagge's bibliography covering Neat Stuff, Hate, Sweatshop and Yeah, the last drawn by Gilbert Hernandez, all for Fantagraphics, plus Apocalypse Nerd and Reset for Dark Horse and Other Lives for Vertigo. The German Carlsen editions of Hate are shown alongside the American ones.
- - Wizard Magazine 30 February 1994. A February 1994 issue of Wizard is read cover to cover, its picks column carrying Peter Bagge's Hate amid the speculator-market coverage that filled the rest of the magazine.
- - Comic-book talks #37: PETER BAGGE. Peter Bagge talks about his career from Neat Stuff and Hate through to Apocalypse Nerd and his graphic biographies of Rose Wilder Lane and Margaret Sanger, with digressions into film, music and the circumstances of the period.
- - Jammer Talks About: Drawn Together by Robert and Aline Kominsky Crumb. A close reading of Drawn Together, the collected collaborative strips of Robert Crumb and Aline Kominsky-Crumb, going through the jointly drawn autobiographical pages and identifying the guest cartoonists who appear in the Self Loathing Comics material, among them Art Spiegelman and Charles Burns.
- - Peter Bagge and the Complete Hate Collection. Peter Bagge looks back over more than forty years of cartooning as Fantagraphics issues The Complete Hate in hardcover.
- - Peter Bagge Interview l Complete Hate | Fantagraphics | Comix. Peter Bagge discusses the box set collecting all of Hate, the Fantagraphics series whose black humour and stretched cartooning tracked the diminished prospects of American youth.
- - Peter Bagge with Everett True: The Complete Hate. Peter Bagge and rock journalist Everett True talk through Hate, the series Bagge ran for thirty issues between 1990 and 1998 and followed with nine annuals. The occasion is the three-volume archival set gathering the run alongside related strips, illustrations and merchandise art built around Buddy Bradley.
- - Comic artist Peter Bagge interviewed on The Marketplace of Ideas (3/7/2008). Peter Bagge, who drew Hate and Apocalypse Nerd, discusses pencilling technique, Generation X and his libertarian politics on a Santa Barbara radio show.
- - Talking about process with Peter Bagge (Hate, Neat Stuff, The Megalomaniacal Spider-Man). Peter Bagge walks through his drawing method, from first marks to finished page, in a segment taken from a longer podcast conversation. Neat Stuff, Hate and The Megalomaniacal Spider-Man come up.
- - The Religious Experience of Philip K. Dick by Robert Crumb in Weirdo. Robert Crumb drew The Religious Experience of Philip K. Dick for Weirdo, rendering the writer's account of his own visions as straight reportage.
- - PETER BAGGE for BUDDY DOES JERSEY - March 2022 Masterpiece Selection. Buddy Does Jersey collects the stretch of Hate in which Peter Bagge moved Buddy Bradley back east, chosen as a graphic novel club selection.
- - Bagge in Barcelona. The cartoonist in conversation at the 40th anniversary party of the Barcelona comics fair.
- - Lecture in Valencia. Bagge gives a talk at the Universitat Vella, part of a Spanish tour.
- - Icons of Underground Comics by Drew Friedman! Get the Whole History with 100+ Artist Portraits!. Drew Friedman's Icons of Underground Comics collects more than a hundred painted portraits of the cartoonists who made the movement, gone through one by one.
- - Aline book of weirdo columbia 2019. Aline Kominsky-Crumb, who died in November 2022, remarks on the age of the audience at a Columbia University panel for The Book of Weirdo.
- - THE Alternative Comix ARTIST'S EDITION! Raw, Weirdo, and Beyond 1980-2000. An artist's edition gathers original boards from the anthologies that carried alternative comics between 1980 and 2000, with pages drawn for RAW and Weirdo reproduced at the size they were made.
- - Peter Bagge Shoot Interview!. A long-form interview with Peter Bagge, who edited Weirdo from issue 11 through 17 and again at 25, covering his path into comics, his working methods and his relationships with other cartoonists and publishers.
- - EP 664 Weirdo Magazine Last Gasp 1980s &90s. Crumb, Kaminski, Seda etc. Issue after issue of Weirdo is laid out, the Last Gasp magazine Robert Crumb founded in 1981 and which ran through the 1990s carrying Dori Seda, Kaminski and others.
- - Robert Crumb is a WEIRDO!. Weirdo gave Robert Crumb a magazine of his own to edit from 1981, and this reading weighs what he put in it and the objections it drew.
- - Peter Bagge Talks Hate Revisited (Full Interview) (Complete). Returning to Buddy Bradley after decades, Peter Bagge talks at length about the mini-series Hate Revisited, how the characters aged and how he approached drawing them again. Both halves of the interview run together here.
- - Peter Bagge, the Man Who Made Comics Dangerous Again. Peter Bagge drew Hate for Fantagraphics after an early stretch working under Robert Crumb at Weirdo, and his elastic figures and social satire are traced across that career.
- - Robert Crumb, THE WEIRDO YEARS.. GRAPHIC NOVEL Flip-Through. The Weirdo Years collects Robert Crumb's contributions to the magazine he edited from 1981, and the reader here stops at the final two stories, saying he was left unsure why they were published.
- - #384 R. Crumb's "Weirdo" Years Revisited. Weirdo ran twenty-eight issues from 1981, and the Last Gasp collection of Robert Crumb's own contributions to it spans rants, confessional strips and adapted material.
- - Peter Bagge (Hate) talks about working with Alan Moore, Fantagraphics, Marvel Comics at SDCC 2026. Peter Bagge, the cartoonist behind Hate, talks at a San Diego convention about working with Alan Moore, his years at Fantagraphics alongside the Hernandez brothers, and jobs he took at Marvel Comics.