Description
CONDITION NOTE: This magazine has heavy wear from age and reading. Inspect photos closely for condition details. There are tears on the spine and wear throughout. It is sold as a reader only, and is in low grade condition.
This is the March 1974 issue of Sick magazine, an iconic humor publication featuring a cartoon character in a shopping cart on the cover, with the headline "BEATS THE HIGH COST OF MEAT." This vintage periodical is packed with satirical content and includes several special features.
The cover highlights an "EXCLUSIVE: RUBE GOLDBERG The Sick Inventor" and a "GIANT CUTOUT 1974 CALENDAR." Also advertised are "BONUS CUTOUTS: SICK STICKERS," a "NEW CONTEST: NAME THAT KITE," and a "CENTERFOLD PINUP: CHARLIE BROWN." Other features include "PLAY THE NUMBERS GAME: CRAZY ARITHMETIC" and a "TV PARODY OF ADAM-12: ACNE 12." This issue provides a humorous look at pop culture and social commentary from the mid-1970s, making it a valuable piece of vintage magazine history and ephemera.
This listing includes: 1x Sick Magazine (March 1974) with the intact 1974 calendar and Sick Stickers inserts, and a Charlie Brown centerfold. This is a newsstand copy with the original cover price of 40¢ printed.
This is the March 1974 issue of Sick magazine, an iconic humor publication featuring a cartoon character in a shopping cart on the cover, with the headline "BEATS THE HIGH COST OF MEAT." This vintage periodical is packed with satirical content and includes several special features.
The cover highlights an "EXCLUSIVE: RUBE GOLDBERG The Sick Inventor" and a "GIANT CUTOUT 1974 CALENDAR." Also advertised are "BONUS CUTOUTS: SICK STICKERS," a "NEW CONTEST: NAME THAT KITE," and a "CENTERFOLD PINUP: CHARLIE BROWN." Other features include "PLAY THE NUMBERS GAME: CRAZY ARITHMETIC" and a "TV PARODY OF ADAM-12: ACNE 12." This issue provides a humorous look at pop culture and social commentary from the mid-1970s, making it a valuable piece of vintage magazine history and ephemera.
This listing includes: 1x Sick Magazine (March 1974) with the intact 1974 calendar and Sick Stickers inserts, and a Charlie Brown centerfold. This is a newsstand copy with the original cover price of 40¢ printed.