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“Red Autumn”
Martin Barker's *Action: The Story of a Violent Comic* takes a sharp, thoughtful look at the British weekly that became one of the most controversial comics of its era. The cover itself makes the case vividly — the word "BANNED" repeating like wallpaper behind a reproduced *Action* cover featuring a skull-faced rider tearing through a psychedelic burst on a motorcycle, beneath the tagline "They call it a sport… it's more like plain murder." Published by Titan in 1990, this is a genuinely compelling document for anyone curious about the intersection of comics, censorship, and British popular culture.
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writer Ken Armstrong · artist, inker Ramon Solá
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writer Ken Armstrong
artist, inker Ramon Solá