May 17, 2021
An (untitled?) screenprint by Charles Burns.
Used as a cover for Dope Comix (January 1984), Métal Hurlant #120 (June 1986), and Pox #8 (1987).
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An (untitled?) screenprint by Charles Burns.
Used as a cover for Dope Comix (January 1984), Métal Hurlant #120 (June 1986), and Pox #8 (1987).
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Dope Comix #5 Cover - Charles Burns
Charles Burns, January 1984
Charles Burns. Cover for Dope Comix #5(detail). 1984.
Dope Comix #3. Art by Jay Lynch.
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Original cover painting by John Pound from Dope Comix #2. published by Kitchen Sink Press, June 1982.
dope comix (complete) (18+)
Almost five years after underground comics had largely given up the ghost, one of the few publishers to survive and thrive from the era decided to publish a series of stories about drugs. It’s not quite as narrow in scope as the title might suggest, with all sorts of illicit substances covered.
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