CATALOG RECORD

Deadline USA #6

Dark Horse · Series began 1992 · September 1992

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Dates

Cover date: September 1992
On sale: October 6, 1992
Pages: 52

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Editions and covers

Original edition
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Creators

pencils: Nick Abadzis, Brett Ewins, Steve Dillon, Scott Musgrove, Matt Brooker, Ebet Roberts, Phil Hester, Ande Parks, Shane Oakley, Rob Moran, Gary Crutchley, Nigel Kitching, Dave Cooper, Philip Bond, Evan Dorkin, Monty Sheldon, Brian Iverson, Julie Hollings, Shaky Kaneinks: Nick Abadzis, Brett Ewins, Steve Dillon, Scott Musgrove, Matt Brooker, Ebet Roberts, Phil Hester, Ande Parks, Shane Oakley, Rob Moran, Gary Crutchley, Nigel Kitching, Dave Cooper, Philip Bond, Evan Dorkin, Monty Sheldon, Brian Iverson, Julie Hollings, Shaky Kanecolors: Nick Abadzisscript: Peter Milligan, Scott Musgrove, Matt Brooker, Brad Tyer, Ande Parks, Paul Tobin, Jim Woodyard, Phil Hester, Dave Cooper, Nick Abadzis, Philip Bond, Evan Dorkin, Monty Sheldon, Brian Iverson, Julie Hollings, Shaky Kane, Randy Stradleyletters: Scott Musgrove, Matt Brooker, Dave Cooper, Nick Abadzis, Philip Bond, Evan Dorkin, Monty Sheldon, Brian Iverson, Julie Hollings, Shaky Kane

Stories

New London Pride · 9 pages
Fat Dog Mendoza · 4 pages
External Dialogue [Part Two] · Timulo · 2 pages
Diamanda Galás · 2 pages
Punch ≤ Judy · 4 pages
External Dialogue [Part Three] · Timulo · 2 pages
J. D. Lush · 2 pages
Catching Glimpses (A Recurring Dream) · Hugo Tate · 4 pages
External Dialogue [Part Four] · Timulo · 2 pages
Wired World 15 · Wired World · 6 pages
Sugar Rush · 2 pages
The Ripper · Young Kafka · 4 pages
Mantalk · Beryl the Bitch · 1 pages
The Crying Man · A-Men · 3 pages

Publisher’s description

Just who in the hell do we think we are, anyway? What gives us the right to print this kind of crap? Don't we know that the First Amendment was never intended to encompass comics? Do we believe that Philip Bond's "Wired World" is appropriate for children? Is "Fat Dog Mendoza" by Scott Musgrove supposed to be funny? Is Milligan and Ewins' "Johnny Nemo" some kind of sick joke? And what about so-called creators like Julie Hollings, Evan Dorkin, D'Israeli, Phil Hester, Shaky Kane, Monty Sheldon, and their ilk? Should they be allowed to spread their filthy propaganda? And just what the heck does that cover by Nick Abadzis mean? Look at me when I talk to you, mister!

Reprinted in

Milk & Cheese's Fourth Number One (1996), Oversight: Collected Short Stories 1990-2005 (2006)