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    Skin #1

    Skin » Skin #1 - Adults Only released by Tundra on January 1, 1992.

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    This story follows the life of Martin Atchitson who grew up in 1970s. He is a Thalidomide child and became a skinhead. This books is a gritty and harsh look on the effect Thalidomide had on many children in England. This book is not for children.

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    Peter Milligan shows us we are all the same "Skin" deep 0

    It saddens me when great comics are out of print and no one has more out of print great comics then Peter Milligan, which is sad for the medium. since Milligan is one of the best in comics.  Skin is possibly his most controversial work to date ant it was released in 1992, even after being banned and refused my many publisher until Tundra published it.  Skin is controversial because of the premise, the story is about a a young thalidomide skinhead in 1970s London, and his attempts to deal with h...

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