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"So... She Moved In With Me Anyway" is a one-pager about my then girlfriend (now wife!) the black and white page is from: "So... Only Nixon Could've Gone to China" about my trip as a Jew to a concentration camp in Germany. SPANK THE MONKEY Issue # 2 (August 1999) Creator credits: Randy Zimmerman. Cover colors by Mick Fernette. New interior colors by Randy Zimmerman. Series synopsis: The Arrow Comics’ underground classic comic (labeled as “On The Edge” in Wizard Magazine) is now available here! Follow the adventures of an angry little monkey named Spank and his brain dead cousin Shock as they experience life in their hometown of Flint Michigan. These are not your typical funny monkeys, this duo tackles major adult political and social themes in a commentary that is just as important today as is was when it was made. Each issue of Spank runs the cover label “WARNING: This issue contains actual opinions. Cranial stimulation may develop”. Issue synopsis: The second issue of Spank The Monkey finds our pair in desperate need of a little nightlife entertainment, and in Flint Michigan, that means a night out at the strip clubs! More than just a “night out” this issue features a biting social overview of the Flint Michigan area (yes, the primary focus of those Michael Moore movies), and the nightlife they offer. Learn an entire glossary of terms, conveniently included in the back of the book, as well as those four magic words that make the strip club situation in Flint so inviting. Also included is the notorious “Bob Denver Rating System” and great pointers on how to have a safe, fun night out at “those naughty places” in Flint. RATED MATURE. Intended for Mature audiences only. Contains adult language, adult content, cartoon nudity, and adult opinions. 24 pages. Kevin L. Richardson's 3 year labour of love makes its debut on the Phoenix based art magazine, Hearsight. The second in line to a series of serialized work, Bitter Pill chronicles the turbulent relationship of Dorian Smart and Azura Michel in a post September 11th world. Contains strong language, nudity and deals with the subject of rape. Download the first chapter of Bitter Pill. Read the book in it's entirety at http://hearsight.com Candy or Medicine is a quarterly mini-comic anthology. This issue was created for the annual Free Comic Book Day in May 2008. Eight pages featuring Rob Moses, Ray Negron, Alberto Pessoa, Steve Rack, Brad Foster and Colin Tedford. Edited and published by Josh Blair.
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