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Reefer Madness Comics #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Satan's Cigarettes" delivers a moody, period-accurate dive into 1950s jazz culture and the perils of youthful rebellion, anchored by music student Louise’s harrowing descent and hard-won redemption. Written with sharp, grounded storytelling, the issue explores temptation and recovery through a lens of moral panic, all rendered in evocative detail by the interior artist and lettered by Charlotte Jetter.
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Music student Louise is warned away from jazz musician Drummer by arranger Ted. Louise starts smoking marijuana with Drummer and his pals, and becomes the band’s new piano player. However, she collapses from over-use of drugs and Drummer abandons her. Ted takes her to his family’s farm so she can kick the habit and they fall in love. When Drummer returns to town, Louise goes to see him and realises that his music stinks and drugs are bad. She is reunited with Ted and they’ll make beautiful music together.
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