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The author of Rebel Visions, the most thorough book to date on the history of underground comix, shares his take on the field, its major moments, and impact today. Rosenkranz also discusses subjects of some of his books, Spain Rodriguez and S. Clay Wilson, plus the writer makes a major announcement about his career.
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