A highly sought after issue from the radical underground OZ Magazine series. Published at the height of the famous OZ obscenity trial this Emergency Issue captures the tension, satire and rebellious energy of the UK counterculture movement in 1970. Known for psychedelic artwork, political commentary, underground comics and bold social critique OZ remains one of the most important alternative publications of its era.
Issue 32 features the parody indictment cover referencing the Central Criminal Court case against the editors for alleged obscene and indecent material. Inside is a mix of surreal illustration, countercultural writing, visual satire and protest era graphic design. A key artefact from the free press movement and an essential addition for serious collectors, archivists and fans of British counterculture.
Collector appeal
Rare and historically significant Emergency Issue
Key piece from the UK obscenity trial era
Important psychedelic and underground press publication
Strong long term value with consistent collector demand
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