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Knockabout Comics comic books issue 4

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    Knockabout Comics (1980) 4
    Knockabout Comics (1980) #4
    Published 1981 by Knockabout.

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    1st (only) printing. British satirical underground comic featuring the best of British and American comic strips. Checkered Demon front cover by S. Clay Wilson. Includes stories by David Hine, Graham Manley, Bryan Talbot, Bill Griffith, Clifford Harper, Paul Bignell, S. Clay Wilson, Hunt Emerson, and Gilbert Shelton. 36 pages, B&W. Mature readers.

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    Not Quiet Dead (1993-2010 Knockabout Comics) UK 4
    Not Quiet Dead (1993-2010 Knockabout Comics) UK #4
    Published 2001 (est.) by Knockabout Comics.

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    Issue #4. UK Edition of Gilbert Shelton's comic about a music group. 7" x 10". 32 pages. Black and white.

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    Dodgem Logic Magazine (UK 2010 Knockabout Comics) 4
    Dodgem Logic Magazine (UK 2010 Knockabout Comics) #4
    Published Jul 2010 by Knockabout Comics.

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    Alan Moore's subterranean soapbox reaches its fourth and fifth issues in a sunburst of mind-bending splendor. In keeping with issue #4's sun-fried freak-out theme, Dick Foreman contributes a guided tour into the paisley undergrowth of psychedelic culture where Plasticine porters were looking-glass ties, while the magazine's founder looks at America and its relationship with science fiction. Kevin O'Neill offers a sobering exposé of trans-species pole dancing, and Steve Moore pens an eloquent paean to pacificism. Issue #5 features 'More Pricks Than Prizes', a section from poet Tom Pickard's incredible autobiography, Plus: Mitch Jenkins and Paul Chessell deliver 8 pages of prodigious photography and art work featuring our very own Spring Boroughs heroes. Barney Farmer and Lee Healey will pollute your minds with their sensational strips, whilst Melinda Gebbie discusses 'old skool' animation, and much more! Poster included in issue #4! Cover price $7.00.