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Resource type: Book Language: en: English ID no. (ISBN etc.): 190048613X BibTeX citation key: Huxley2002a Email resource to friend View all bibliographic details |
Categories: General Keywords: Historical account, Underground Comics, United Kingdom Creators: Huxley Publisher: Critical Vision (Manchester) |
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From their origins in the 1960s, into the 1970s with titles like Cozmic Comics, Blood Sex Terror, Hot Nads, Knockabout, Near Myths, Brainstorm, Dope Fiend Funnies, Rock'n'Roll Madness and Sin City, through to the emergence of Viz in the 1980s, Nasty Tales covers the turbulent history of underground comics in Britain, and the cultural instability from which they emerged. Table of Contents Acknowledgements 5 1 Introduction and Background Introduction 9 Definitions 10 American Underground Comicsm 15 British Underground Magazines 20 Notes 30 2 A Brief History British Underground Comics 33 British Alternative Comics 48 Warrior 56 Viz 59 Notes 63 3 Sex Sex and the Underground Comic 65 Antonio Ghura and the Romance Comic 74 Women and the Sex Comic 79 Mike Matthews and Misanthropy 83 Notes 90 4 ... and Censorship Robert Crumb, Rupert the Bear, and Oz 93 The Trial of Nasty Tales 96 Knockabout Comics and Censorship 100 The Problem of Censorship 106 Notes 109 5 ...and Drugs Drugs and the Underground Comic 111 Cozmic Comics 118 Brainstorm Comix 119 Notes 123 6 ... and Rock'n'Roll? Rock'n'Roll and Politics, Fantasy and Science Fiction 125 Propaganda and the Comic Strip 126 Politics and the Underground Comic 133 Hunt Emerson 137 Angus McKie 140 Bryan Talbot 144 Notes 146 7 Crisis Crisis and Escape 149 Drawing Style and Meaning 150 The Status of Comics and the Case of Europe 152 Conclusion 162 Afterword 162 Notes 163 Chronological listing of underground and alternative comic titles published in Britain, 1966–1982 165 Bibliography 179 Index 185 Picture Credits 192 Added by: joachim Last edited by: joachim |