THE EROTIC CINEMA Vol 1, No. 6, 1970

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80pp., including covers, unpaginated, semi-glossy erotic film magazine featuring pictorials, reviews, and previews pertaining to adult sexploitation and erotic films and loops, illustrated throughout with b/w, duotone, and color stills. A tantalizing and bizarre mix of film stills, beaver shots and psychedelic graphics and design. This issue includes: ANOMALY; LOVE ME PLEASE; GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR; DR. FONGDONG and more. Also, TRUCKIN' pictorial with naked female hitchiker in van, and FANTASTIC SEXCINEMA - surreal fantasy in film with a gothic edge. Scenes include lesbianism, group sex, doctors / medical scenes, beaver shots, collage, nasty nursery rhymes,and underground comics with art by Ron Matthies. According to writer, historian and antiquarian bookdealer Stephen J. Gertz, Classic Publications was owned by "Jules Griffon" (a pseudonym of Edward S. Sullivan) and their mags were distributed by Joel Warner's Golden State News (GSN). Classic Publications seems to have started in late 1968 when they picked up all of the sexploitation titles from other publishers who were also distributed by GSN, publishers such as Orbit, Utopia, New Link, Spectrum, Cine-Arts, and others sharing the same addresses at overlapping, and different, times. Classic Publications was an illustrious and prolific publisher of some truly classic adult slicks, as well as the vast majority of the sexploitation film mags from 1969 on. On occasion they tended to lapse into unbridled sexual psychedelia and just plain layout wackiness and they usually utilized cartoony line artwork on the covers around the photos. Trippy poetry and stories were also included in a lot of their many titles from 1969 and 70 and they seemed to be trying to emulate the underground hippie sex tabloids that sprung up in 1969. Ed Wood had worked for GSN in the late 60s with Bernie Bloom and went with him when Bloom started to package mags for Michael Thevis's Pendulum. Some of the short stories in these Classic Publication mags, which for the most part went uncredited or were pseudonymous, could have been Wood. Whether or not they were Wood s writing though is almost a moot point as they were strange in-and-of themselves no matter who wrote them. The Classic Publications ad for their free brochure of "Groovy movie, girlie, nudist books & magazines" that appeared in many of their titles used an illustration from Alice In Wonderland with a word balloon over the Queen s head, who asked Alice "Do You Know: You are reading a Classic publication?". Saddle-stapled magazine. Light shelfwear, creases to corners. Very good. N° de ref. del artículo 54123

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