Deadlicious on Radio France

Our pastry stuff reviewed by Christophe Bier in "Mauvais Genres", François Angelier's famous France Culture broadcast, dedicated to underground culture. (Run to minute "56.55" to listen to the review).

Alain Bashung - 1947-2009

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Beatnik row

Vic Martin began his comics career in the early 1950s, doing fillers and back-ups for Ziff-Davis Comics, including gag pages like 'G.I. Fun', 'Private Dopey' and 'Army Fun' in G.I. Joe. Other credits include 'Earl, Rich Rabbit', 'Shorty Pampas', and other fillers for St. John Publishing and Hillman Periodicals. In the 1960s, he was present in 'Sick' by Feature Comics and in the following decade, he contributed to Marvel's 'Crazy'. In 1973-74, he worked on the 'Little Orphan Annie' daily and Sunday page for the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate. He was also a regular contributor to Major Magazines' 'Cracked' in the 1970s. Thx to Lambiek for bio.

Dracula, Hulk - Book and record sets

Cool sound effects to listen ! And lot of interesting stuff inside for dj's to mix ;) From Marvel Monster series.

Girl gangs

Girls just wanna have fun... too ! Here're few books girl gangs related...

Un Regard Moderne - Cult bookshop in Paris

Un Regard Moderne is a cult bookshop in Paris. Actually my favourite place to find odd books, limited editions and lot of paper collectors ! The shop is runned by the mysterious and érudit Jacques Noel, Today, looking for some weird stuff, I met Nicolas, a big fan of Los Tigres del Ring. Nice people shop at Un Regard Moderne ;) Address : 10, rue Git le Coeur, 75006, Paris.

British choppers

Pure seventies stuff from Bjorn collection in Motorcyclist illustrated and Motorcycle Mechanics. 1971-1972.

The black leather barbarians

US and English editions. New American Library, 1960. New English Library, 1969.

Hard 2004 collection

Trash novels by Editions Fleuve Noir, 1985-1986.

Magoo Tattoo

“There’s only two kinds of people in the world. Angels, and those who wish they were angels.” Magoo Oakland Hells’ Angel

Pierre Charles world

French Fanzine guru, Pierre Charles, was truly prolific and dedicated his life to b-movies, weird literature...actually to all the stuff that inspires me here ! Photographer Laetitia Melierres pays him tribute with this great photo. Pierre is here, surrounded by Cine Zine Zone issues, Le Fulmar and other fanzines he published...Also, comics and posters representing his passion. Notice, the stapler, which is his own one, that he used to staple his handmade fanzines and one of the first self editing fanzine he done as he was child ! Thx again to Christophe Bier.

Bloody covers - Collection La Loupe

Quiet hard to find all the titles from La Loupe ! So I try to collect the most gory of them ! I don't have info about M Martin who signed the covers... Help anyone ? Editions Jacquier, Lyon, mid-50's.

Welcome Bjorn 81

Ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce you to our new special contributor, Bjorn. 1er, biker memorabila and odd stuff collector, Bjorn is cool enough to share some of his archives and collections. I promise great images to come !