Bizarre Sex
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| - | [[Spiegelman]] was a major figure in the [[underground comics]] movement of the 1960s and 1970s, contributing to publications such as ''[[Real Pulp]]'', ''[[Young Lust]]'' and ''[[Bizarre Sex]]''. He co-founded two significant comics anthology publications, ''[[Arcade (magazine)|Arcade]]'' (with [[Bill Griffith]]) in San Francisco during the early 1970s and ''[[RAW (magazine)|Raw]]'' with his wife, artist (and, later, Art Editor of the ''[[The New Yorker]]'') [[Françoise Mouly]], in 1980. | + | The '''[[Comic Book Legal Defense Fund]]''' began as a means to pay for the legal defense of ''[[Friendly Frank]]'s'' comic shop manager [[Michael Correa]], who was arrested in [[1986]] on charges of distributing [[obscenity]]. The [[comic books]] deemed [[obscene]] were ''[[Omaha the Cat Dancer]]'', ''[[The Bodyssey]]'', ''[[Weirdo]]'', and ''[[Bizarre Sex]]''. |
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The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund began as a means to pay for the legal defense of Friendly Frank's comic shop manager Michael Correa, who was arrested in 1986 on charges of distributing obscenity. The comic books deemed obscene were Omaha the Cat Dancer, The Bodyssey, Weirdo, and Bizarre Sex.
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