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Hello again–hope you succumb to this two-pronged pincer movement directed at your heart.
First, some details about the music:
1. Groucho Marx, “I’m Against It” (from Horse Feathers, 1932)
2. Leadbelly, “Hitler Song” (on the Bourgeois Blues collection)
3. Fight Like Apes, “Pull Off Your Arms, Let’s Play in Your Blood” (from Body of Christ and the Legs of Tina Turner)
4. Ramones, “I’m Against It” (from Road to Ruin)
Theatre of the Insured – #1: Juke Girl (1942)
Postcards from the Popular Front
on the bum
Whorf and Hale (the Skipper's Dad)
more than mere Oomph
all that beautiful food, destroyed by capitalism
Gene Lockhart, sleaze merchant
benign breaking and entering
Donald MacBride (Muckeye) watches these ruffians tear his joint apart
Rick and Ilsa
get this man a hammer and sickle
Cerebus #2
Previous writing on this issue.
Simage Gallery
Sacred is a relative term
Words Can Wound
the Penciler at his ease
Intro: "the Void"
Moon over Boreala
That’s it for now folks! Hope you enjoyed it–please do drop me a line about the GRS!
Dave
