Yanked from the British Comix Underground: Hot Nads may be pocket sized, but it’s so hot it’ll burn a whole right through.
£3.99
Headpress is people
Published 1979 – 34 Pages – Black and White
One of the most controversial artists of the British adult comic movement in the 1970s and 1980s, Antonio Ghura created some of the funniest, most outrageous comics ever to make it into print in Great Britain… or anywhere else for that matter.
[su_label type=”warning”]THIS MAGAZINE IS OF AN ADULT NATURE. YOU MUST BE OF ADULT LEGAL AGE IN YOUR COUNTRY TO ORDER.[/su_label]
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