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Arguably cartoonist Robert Crumb's most popular and most timeless image, this poster shows the gradual metamorphosis of a single plot of land from virgin wilderness to urban decay in 12 panels. It first appeared in black & white in 1979 in the ecological magazine Co-Evolutionary Quarterly and in Snoid Comics. It was rearranged and colored by Peter Poplaski in 1981 and quickly became Kitchen Sink Press' best-selling poster. After the popular but depressing 12-panel poster went out of print, Crumb added three panels to answer the "What next?" question posed in his original final 12th panel. In this 15-panel version Crumb depicts three possible futures:
a.) Lower left shows the "Worst case scenario: ecological disaster;
b.) Center: "The fun future: Techno fix on the march!"
c.) Lower right: "The ecotopian solution."
Measures 22 inches high x 24 inches wide
Ships rolled in a sturdy tube
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