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STOP! #6
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 In the fall of '80something Stop! staffers Dale Ashmun, Ken Avidor, J.D. King and me interviewed the greatest comix artiste to come out of the 60s underground, S. Clay Wilson. [Click the thumbnail.] |
 All golden eras come to an end -- usually one involving violence. This Editoon Cartorial told the story of one such epoch delineating event: The Twilight of The Baby Doll Lounge. To familiarize yourself with the lead-up to this moment, go to The Baby Doll Lounge tribute in Stop! #4. [Click the thumbnail.] |
 As if losing the ideal hangout weren't enough, at the same time we were faced with the death of Jack Webb. My illustration to his obituary is shown here, along with a drawing that had nothing to do with anything in particular. [Click the thumbnail.] |
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