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| - Rock 'n' Roll Comics told the (alleged) stories of rock, metal, and pop stars’ tales on their way to stardom. The series was created and written by Todd Loren and were published by Revolutionary Comics. The series debuted in 1989, with their first issue (June) telling the story of Guns N' Roses, which sold for $1.50 U. S. Other music artists the series covered included Pearl Jam, Queensryche, Michael Jackson and N. W. A., among many others. Several music acts sued, although courts ruled in favor of Revolutionary Comics, due to satire being protected under the Free Speech Amendment.
- Rock 'n' Roll Comics told the (alleged) stories of rock, metal, and pop stars’ tales on their way to stardom. The series was created and written by Todd Loren and were published by Revolutionary Comics. The series debuted in 1989, with their first issue (June) telling the story of Guns and Roses, which sold for $1.50 U. S. Other music artists the series covered included Pearl Jam, Queensryche, Michael Jackson and N. W. A., among many others. Several music acts sued, although courts ruled in favor of Revolutionary Comics, due to satire being protected under the Free Speech Amendment.
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| - Rock 'n' Roll Comics told the (alleged) stories of rock, metal, and pop stars’ tales on their way to stardom. The series was created and written by Todd Loren and were published by Revolutionary Comics. The series debuted in 1989, with their first issue (June) telling the story of Guns N' Roses, which sold for $1.50 U. S. Other music artists the series covered included Pearl Jam, Queensryche, Michael Jackson and N. W. A., among many others. Several music acts sued, although courts ruled in favor of Revolutionary Comics, due to satire being protected under the Free Speech Amendment. Along with the subject artist’s biography being covered in each issue, there were also one or more parodies of each music artist afterwards as well, along with other side comics, such as fictional rock star Stan Back, plus Twisted Image, both lampooning the music scene in general on various subjects, although material did change around as the series continued throughout the years. Less than 70 issues were created when the company went out of business in 1994.
- Rock 'n' Roll Comics told the (alleged) stories of rock, metal, and pop stars’ tales on their way to stardom. The series was created and written by Todd Loren and were published by Revolutionary Comics. The series debuted in 1989, with their first issue (June) telling the story of Guns and Roses, which sold for $1.50 U. S. Other music artists the series covered included Pearl Jam, Queensryche, Michael Jackson and N. W. A., among many others. Several music acts sued, although courts ruled in favor of Revolutionary Comics, due to satire being protected under the Free Speech Amendment. Along with the subject artist’s biography being covered in each issue, there were also one or more parodies of each music artist afterwards as well, along with other side comics, such as fictional rock star Stan Back, plus Twisted Image, both lampooning the music scene in general on various subjects, although material did change around as the series continued throughout the years. Less than 70 issues were created when the company went out of business in 1994.
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