
Ethyl Corporation ad from
The Saturday Evening Post, May 22, 1944. O, "oceans of gasoline," you are lackadaisical poetry and environmental degradation rolled into one. You could learn a little something,
CAPP ads.

Bought outside Humboldt University in Berlin this summer:
U-Comix Sonderband 28 von Rick Geary from 1980.
Looks like it's one of Geary's earliest collections of comics, reprinted and translated (I assume translated -- he's from Missouri). A forty page meditation called "Television" mixes ornate and grotesque studies of tv's architecture, attractiveness, culture, and solitude. Way better than
Batman Forever's mid-nineties brain suction tv parody thing.
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