Scorchy #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Bugged Bra Caper" kicks off Scorchy #1 (1992) with a sharp, satirical edge, blending a subscription ad and editorial by writer Harry Pike that dives into the ongoing debate around comic book censorship. The issue features a striking illustration from the controversial title Moon Child, spotlighting the era’s cultural tensions with a bold, unapologetic visual. Cover by Bill Ward captures the defiant spirit of the moment, with bold pencils and inks that mirror the issue’s rebellious tone.
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Combination title subscription ad and editorial by editor Harry Pike discussing the topic of comic book censorship. One illustration from Forbidden Fruit title "Moon Child".
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