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Publishers / Kitchen Sink Press / Weird Trips Magazine (1974) / #1
1March 1974
$0.65

Weird Trips Magazine #1

Kitchen Sink Press · March 1974

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Series
Weird Trips Magazine (Kitchen Sink Press, 1974 series)
Issue
#1
Publication date
March 1974
Key date
March 1974
Indicia publisher
Kitchen Sink Enterprises
Price
$0.65
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0Drugs - Sex - The Occult - UFOscover1pencils: Denis Kitchen; inks: Denis Kitchen; letters: Denis Kitchen
1Weird Trips Magazineforeword, introduction, preface, afterword1script: Denis Kitchen
2Violence and Vegetation in West Massachusettstext article5script: Mike Baron; pencils: Michael Dobo; inks: Michael Dobo
3How I Beat the Drafttext story4script: Douglas Moench
4I Carry His Babytext story4script: ? (name withheld); letters: typeset
5Honey's Sweet Revengecomic story7script: Evert Geradts; pencils: Evert Geradts; inks: Evert Geradts; letters: Evert Geradts
6Smoking Uncle Sam's Dopetext story3script: ? (name withheld); letters: typeset
7Raped in the Raintext story3script: Mike Olshan
8Dentists Discover World Inside Your Headtext article5script: Kalvin S. Ottengin
9Pig Lover: The Confessions of a Police Groupietext article2script: Mercedes Figg
10Photoillustration1pencils: Bill Lemke; inks: Bill Lemke; colors: Bill Lemke

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