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Published by Jeff Begun, 1963
Seller: Mobyville, Chicago, IL, U.S.A.
Soft cover. Condition: Near Fine. The cvampus humnor magazine of Roosevelt University until the usual sort of controversy drove it off-campus, contains a (real) interview with Dick Gregory, a field guide to professors, a board game about publishing, letters to God (rejecting his applications for admission to Yale and the University of Chicago, rejecting his demand for royalties from a new epic motion picture based on the Bible, and requesting a few miracles for the next Billy Graham Crusade), and some offensive and funny cartoons by someone signing them "Dave" or "Lane"; new old stock, from the basement of someone involved in the production of this slick magazine.
Published by Jeff Begun, 1964
Seller: Mobyville, Chicago, IL, U.S.A.
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Humor magazine of Roosevelt University until an unfortunate parting of ways over the National Review parody issue; this issue mocks the Singing Nun, the Johnson Family (new to the White House as The Washington Hillbillies), Margaret Chase Smith, Barbie, Barry Goldwater (as Beowulf), and so forth; new old stock, from the basement of someone involved in production.
Published by Jeff Begun, 1962
Seller: Mobyville, Chicago, IL, U.S.A.
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. Campus humor magazine at Roosevelt University until a parting of ways over content. This issue includes roasts of folk music, sports cars, Smokey the Bear, page numbers, and the New Frontier; a "New Age fumetti" is also included.
Published by Jeff Begun, 1964
Seller: Mobyville, Chicago, IL, U.S.A.
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. The campus humor magazine of Roosevelt University until an unpleasant disagreement drove them apart: this is the Special World War III Preview Issue, with slams of LBJ, MacNamara, the Oscars, and other handy targets; well-produced, still funny and thought-provoking here and there.