Heavy Metal (Adult illustrated fantasy magazine)
| V6 #6 | Nov 1999 |
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Heavy Metal (Adult illustrated fantasy magazine)
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September
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From http://thatsmyskull.blogspot.com/2006/08/shakespeare-for-americans.html
'Shakespeare for Americans is a comment on American pop-culture accomplished by the team of Howard Chaykin, Walt Simonson and sometimes Peter Kuper.' This scene is from Julius Ceasar and is drawn by Frank Miller. Running as one page gags of dumbed-down adaptations of the classic stories, the team lampooned what they saw as pop-culture's ability to transform even the loftiest work into generic garbage devoid of originality and soul and the amazing willingness of the American public to eat large heaping plate fulls of multi-media refuse and beg for more.
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Heavy Metal (Adult illustrated fantasy magazine)
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November
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$4.95
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Several stories by various. Only front and back cover by Miller. Article about Frank Miller's relationship and work with the CBLDF (Comic Book Legal Defense Fund).
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