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World War 3 Illustrated
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"We decided to do a city issue of W.W.3 because we were pissed off at seeing our neighborhood turned into a drug supermarket..."
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A four-panel sequence showing one of the artists going from their apartment building to the front office of Heavy Metal magazine.
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Full-page illustrations combined with a handful of comic-book panels
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Sabrina's first work for the magazine? Illustration combined with a single photo and quote from the Dec 3, 1983 issue of the NY Times.
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A brief text piece accompanied by an illustration.
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A child's written text with a foreground illustration "from 'J' age 7"
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Centerspread. Another gritty depiction of a NYC street and its inhabitants.
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Three illustrations (one full-page) depicting urban destruction with a twinge of surrealism. The full-page illustration is titled "April 1976 Ave. A & E 11th St. #15." The other two illustrations feature a street woman with dog near an exploding car and a street woman to the right of a falling cornerstone of a building
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Reproduces a subway car card poster Darton had placed in NYC subway cars in protest of the president's treatment of poor people. Printed in the landscape format
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Also printed as a poster and placed on Avenue B to protest the damaging effects of the heroin economy.
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A child's illustration. Indicia at bottom
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Back cover. Also exists as a silkscreen
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