Blitz Year 1988 Magazine Back Issues

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Coverguy Roland Gift (Not Nude)
Roland Gift & the scandal of Sammy and Rosie
1987: a year in review
Rowan Atkinson interviewed by Paul Morley

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Covergirl Patsy Kensit (Not Nude)
Can Patsy Kensit make it at last?
Slaughterhouse
Anguished & monotone
Dark destroyer

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Covergirl Vivienne Westwood (Not Nude)
Vivienne Westwood's new pop dream
Putting out
The censors
Alan Whicker

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Coverguy Morrissey (Not Nude)
Wilde child Morrissey interviewed by Paul Morley
Douglas Hurd working for the clampdown?
David Byrne under the third degree

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Coverguy Michael Grade (Not Nude)
Who's afraid of Michael Grade?
Loadsatalent? the rise and rise of Harry Enfield
underclass down and out on the street of London

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Coverguy George Michael (Not Nude)
The golden world of George Michael
Hostage taking-no way out
The bishop of Durham
Red action

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Coverguy Mick Jones (Not Nude)
Hey! Rock 'n' roll! Mick Jones and big audio dynamite
Jonathan Ross
Tv: into the future
The crack war

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Coverguy Holly Johnson (Not Nude)
See you in court Holly Johnson crawling from the Frankie wreckage
Bright lights, big money the rise of America's literary brat-pack
Orifice politics a year in office for Italy's porn star MP

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Coverguy Robert De Niro (Not Nude)
A queen fish
De Niro the man, the myth and the method
The oxygen of terror
Lager freazy

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Coverguy Tom Waits (Not Nude)
Acting strange Tom Waits hitting the big time
Tabloid tv big mouths on the small screen
Gonzo speaks an exclusive interview with Hunter S Thompson
Yello on the green eighteen holes with Dieter Meier

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Coverguy Jack Nicholson (Not Nude)
Joker the devilish charm of Jack Nicholson
King of Comedy the improvised world of John Sessions
Raw cinema Paul Schrader's controversial new film
Fashion '88 the London and Paris shows

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Coverguy Willem Dafoe (Not Nude) photographed by Dana Fineman/Sygma/John Hillelson
It's a man's world
Helter Skelter
Last temptation
Willem Dafoe and Scorsese's controversial epic