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Unprovoked Assaults

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Publication: New Yorker
Pub Date: 04/05/1976

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SKU: 75414 Categories: Issues, Miscellaneous Tags: 70s, afro, jalapeno, multi-panel, wind chimes
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Artist: Jack Ziegler
Publication: New Yorker
Pub Date: 04/05/1976
Caption: The Dust Ball The Casually Tossed Piece of Popcorn The Surprising Jalapeno Pepper Hors d'Oeuvre Noon The New Hairdo Grazing the Wind Chimes The Inexplicable Henny Youngman Monologue Over Muzak
Color: black & white
Keywords: Multi-panel, 70s, afro, wind chimes, jalapeno,

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