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  • Published by Goad To Hell Enterprises, Hollywood, CA, 1993

    • Softcover
    • First Edition
    • Magazine / Periodical

    Seller: West Portal Books, San Francisco, CA, U.S.A.West Portal Books

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    Stapled Pictorial Wraps. Condition: Near Fine. 1st Edition. Magazine appears lightly read with a touch of wear at edges and extremities. A thick fanzine dedicated to mayhem, crime and subversive counterculture with a deep dive into suicide in this issue. Also much more including material on Boyd Rice, Underdog Lady and deformity comics!!! 128 black and white pages + color covers. Frank Kozik, Jim Blanchard, Mike Diana, et Al (illustrator).

  • Published by Hollywood, California, USA: Goad to Hell Enterprises. 1992., USA, 1992

    • Softcover
    • First Edition
    • Signed

    Seller: Marcus Campbell Art Books, London, United KingdomMarcus Campbell Art Books

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    First Edition. 28 x 21cm. Paperback magazine, 99pp. Includes signed slip from Jim Goad seeking UK distribution, playfully describing it as a "hateful, scabrous magazine". Controversial, transgressive, and explicit content. According to co-founder Debbie Goad's first solo interview this second issue had a run of 8,500 copies - Goad philosophises, "why is this magazine more offensive than real life? To me, real life is more offensive than anything a person could put down in writing, spoken word or video. Real life to me is obscene". This issue is preoccupied with serial killers. It also features a long interview with Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey, and features on David Duke, Al Goldstein, El Duce of The Mentors, the Geto Boys, Ray Dennis Steckler, Vietnamese gangs in America, etc. Paperclip imprint to first page, otherwise very good. Includes a folded advert for The Church of Euthanasia, Somerville, Massachusetts. (ref: 075).