“Kitchen Kut-Outs!”: R. Crumb fridge magnets
Add a dose of counterculture history to your refrigerator with the “Kitchen Kut-Outs!” Magnet Set by legendary underground comix artist R. Crumb. Originally published as a two-page centerspread in the 1967 debut issue of Zap Comix, these anthropomorphic foodstuffs have jumped off the comic pages and onto your major appliances. In the 1960s, fans had to physically cut out and color these characters from the comic book to stick them on their fridges—but this official set brings them to life in vibrant, full-color, heavy-duty form.
Spruce up your kitchen with these twelve retro-style characters pulled straight from the original 1967 illustrations, each one featuring Crumb’s 1930s-inspired “bigfoot” cartooning style and hand-lettered text. Includes:
- Bob Dill the Singing Pickle
- Bad Guy Billy Beercan
- And a host of their wacky, food-and-utensil friends!
Product Features & Specs
- Strong & Thick Build: These are big, thick, reusable magnets. They are designed with enough magnetic grip so they won’t slowly slide down your fridge door.
- Heavy-Duty Hold: Strong enough to firmly lock down grocery lists, takeout menus, or photos without slipping.
- Vibrant Details: Each figure is fully recolored to highlight Crumb’s distinct linework while maintaining that classic vintage pop-art appeal.
- True Collector’s Appeal: While R. Crumb artwork is rarely described as “cute,” this unique set perfectly bridges the gap, making it a must-have for hardcore underground comic enthusiasts, pop-art collectors, or anyone wanting to add some vintage whimsy to their home decor.
Whether you are decorating a retro kitchen or expanding your collection of classic comics memorabilia, these magnets turn any ordinary appliance into a canvas of weird humor and counterculture art. [YA4]
$ 95.00






