Difference between revisions of "Leave Nothing to Chance"
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Though edited anonymously the content was largely overseen by Trev HAGL and Rob Codeye, both eponymous editors of those regional punk zines. The content was a mix of satirical cartoons (e.g. S&M-clad Nazi skinheads performing sex acts at a rave while declaring their hatred of gays and drug dealers) and news/profiles of far right characters. | Though edited anonymously the content was largely overseen by Trev HAGL and Rob Codeye, both eponymous editors of those regional punk zines. The content was a mix of satirical cartoons (e.g. S&M-clad Nazi skinheads performing sex acts at a rave while declaring their hatred of gays and drug dealers) and news/profiles of far right characters. | ||
| − | The address given was via a PO Box in Middlesbrough shared with the local Anti-Fascist Action. Only one issue was printed, in 1994. | + | The address given was via a PO Box in Middlesbrough, in the UK, shared with the local Anti-Fascist Action. Only one issue was printed, in 1994. |
[[Category:Zine]] | [[Category:Zine]] | ||
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[[Category:1990's publications]] | [[Category:1990's publications]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:48, 18 September 2015
Leave Nothing to Chance was an anti-fascist fanzine with a heavily satirical and tongue in cheek look at both fascist opponents and other rival anti-fascist organisations.
Though edited anonymously the content was largely overseen by Trev HAGL and Rob Codeye, both eponymous editors of those regional punk zines. The content was a mix of satirical cartoons (e.g. S&M-clad Nazi skinheads performing sex acts at a rave while declaring their hatred of gays and drug dealers) and news/profiles of far right characters.
The address given was via a PO Box in Middlesbrough, in the UK, shared with the local Anti-Fascist Action. Only one issue was printed, in 1994.
