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Erotic Comics. A Graphic History, Volume 1: From Birth to the 1970s by Tim Pilcher ISBN 9781905814220, 1905814224 instant download

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Authors:Tim Pilcher
Pages:192 pages
Year:2008
Edition:First Edition
Publisher:Ilex Press
Language:english
File Size:93.34 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781905814220, 1905814224
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Erotic Comics. A Graphic History, Volume 1: From Birth to the 1970s by Tim Pilcher ISBN 9781905814220, 1905814224 instant download

Erotic Comics: A Graphic History examines the way this artform developed from the bawdy cartoons of 17th century England into a modern publishing phenomenon that spans the globe. Volume 1 uncovers the rise of saucy postcards and the provocative comic books known as Tijuana Bibles, and reveals the unexpected implications of social upheavals such as the two World Wars on erotic comic art. The rise of mens magazines in the 1950s, and the cartoons they contained, helped push the medium to the fore, as did Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. Later titles such as Penthouse and Hustler actively supported the artform. The underground comix movement of the 1960s reflected the sexual liberation of the era. Deliberately overstepping boundaries and breaking taboos, the work of cartoonists like Robert Crumb and Howard Cruse expanded new-found freedoms and courted controversy. With exquisite art from around the world and fascinating interviews with the artists, editors, and publishers, Erotic Comics: A Graphic History is perfect for fans of adult comics, art history, and erotic illustrations.
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