Spasm! (1973) Near Fine On Sale La passion demande parfois des

La passion demande parfois des sacrifices

with new input from Alex Lifeson (Rush guitar player) and Terry Brown (the producer of the album)

After the poetic Always Never

Alice and Henry

At first perplexed

Spasm! (1973) Near Fine On Sale La passion demande parfois desA new and unread copy from the Last Gasp Eco Funnies archives. Light dents or edgewear from five decades in storage. Still glossy, sharp, very flat, tight, clean. In 1973 Jeff Jones was just beginning to break out as one of the premier paperback artists of the 70s. He'd recently launched his National Lampoon strip "Idyl," developing the delicate ink technique and elliptical stories which became his trademark. Spasm! collects a number of early strips,