Rock N' Roll Comics #4

Oct 1989 · Revolutionary · 1.95 USD

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“Mötley Crüe: West Coast Wildmen”

In "Mötley Crüe: West Coast Wildmen," Rock N' Roll Comics #4 dives into a satirical take on the Morton Downey Jr. show, where figures like Stan Back and "Flipper Bore" (a stand-in for Tipper Gore) square off in a heated debate over whether today's rock music is Communist subversion or just plain disgusting vomit. Written by Todd Loren and illustrated by Larry Nadolsky with inks by Josh Neufeld, the issue blends sharp humor and rock 'n' roll absurdity, all wrapped in a cover by Lyndal Ferguson that captures the chaotic spirit of the era.

writer Todd Loren · artist Larry Nadolsky · inker, letterer Josh Neufeld · cover Lyndal Ferguson

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writer Todd Loren

artist Larry Nadolsky

inker, letterer Josh Neufeld

cover pencils, inks Lyndal Ferguson

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A parody of the Morton Downey Jr. show with participants — including Stan Back and "Flipper Bore" (i.e., Tipper Gore) — debating whether "today's rock music" is "Communist subversion" or "disgusting vomit."

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