The Comics Journal Numbers 101 to 110 Magazine Back Issues

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Siren song of blood
Comics on trial 1954
Violence in comics

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Jack Kirby an interview with comic's most prodigious imagination
Racism, misogyny, and gore: the world of aircel comics

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From the divine to scatoligical Chester Brown interviewed
DC tones down piranha title, buys off creators
The maus and the nazis loves

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Vietnam the war in comics
"Naked aggression": the politics of American war comics
A graphic essay on how '60s and '70s comics distorted the war

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What are creator's right?
The cheapening of the comics
Ownership panel

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Big words from Alan Moore
Why is there so much sex and violence in kid's comics?
American slander

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Adult comics under siege
A decade of weirdo

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Special Walt Kelly issue
Q & a: Maurice Sendak

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Matt Groening an interview with America's most overexposed catoonist
Gary Panter sketchbook
Julie Doucet's secretions

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Cartoonist Carol Tyler chews the rag
Jazzman Arnold Roth talks about 40 yeas of cartooning in an exclusive interview
Have we seen the last ultraviolent super-heroes?