Robert Williams Mr. Bitchin'

00:00:23 I've gotten to where I'm starting to use purple.

00:05:25 And this is our lovely American tract home.

00:08:34 I've got in the central panel the Piltdown Man throwing a

00:12:03 on me.

00:16:04 On Thanksgiving Day in 1920,

00:19:58 When you look at my artwork, what you're looking

00:23:32 and he's grown up in America and we're told that you have

00:27:04 since 1969 when I got it.

00:30:06 Yeah.

00:34:14 Things didn't look good.

00:37:26 I would have to come along and say "Look,

00:40:55 Your pelvis turns the thing and your feet turns the thing.

00:44:15 that first Zap Comic, man this is flipped.

00:48:29 And I saw and I still to a certain extent presume

00:52:54 to a new art form being accepted into the mainstream.

00:56:36 so it's just like me painting that grill in that Cadillac.

01:00:20 Like the big titties are like for an idiot, you know.

01:05:19 of and I would consider them to be just another punk rock band

01:08:45 Art issues, that's kind of weird because you go

01:11:48 Up here, we have a cartoon characterization

01:14:35 but these aren't the things that we concentrate on.

01:19:16 The resolution on the thing starts developing before you.

01:22:40 But just the Beatles of the logo.

01:28:59 End of story.