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It's deadlicious™ !

Deadlicious™ is our universe. Made of our discoveries, personal backgrounds and homemade culture. It's a strange and funny mixture that we want to share with you. It's what we are, real and rock'n'roll !

Filo Loco ♠ Big G ♥ King Santo ♦ Jimmy Pantera ♣

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31.1.11

Grand Guignol

Le baiser dans la nuit. La veuve. Sous la lumière rouge. Vers l'au-delà. Pierre B. Reinhard. Samouraï Vidéo.

30.1.11

Betty Broussailles

Valérie Daenesse. Le Scarabée d'or. Dominique Leroy. 1984.

29.1.11

Presses Pocket

Presses Pocket. 1974-1975.

28.1.11

Le camp spécial n°7

Love camp 7. 1969. Lee Frost.

27.1.11

Frustration

Histoires Sanglantes 11. Novel Press. 1990.

26.1.11

Tarzan s'évade

E. R. Burroughs. Ill. F. Clavé. O.D.E.J. 1966.

25.1.11

Or noir femme blanche

Juan de Linda. La Tarente. 1954.

24.1.11

Amin Dada

Eric Wiedemann. Ed. Charles Denu. 1976

23.1.11

Hitler

Elvifrance. N° 4. 1978.

22.1.11

Meurtre à Baumugnes

Les enquêtes du "Professeur". Editions Populaires Monégasques. 1946.

21.1.11

Le cadavre sentait trop bon

Les enquêtes du "Professeur". René Byzance. Editions Populaires Monégasques. 1947.

20.1.11

Crazy cock

Henry Miller. Belfond. 1991.

19.1.11

La main qui nourrissait la mort

Claude ferny. La Cagoule. Ed. La Bruyère. 1946.

Deadlicious on the Mexican Televisa

Ver aqui !

18.1.11

Various stamps

Thx to Thom.

17.1.11

L'homme qui a vendu sa mort

André Charpentier. La Cagoule. Ed. La Bruyère. 1946.

La route d'épouvante

JamesKelly. Coll. Enigma. Librairie Bernardin Bechet.

15.1.11

Blake & Mortimer

La Monnaie de Paris. 2010.

14.1.11

La traite des blanches

By Georges Combret, with Magali Noël. 1965.

13.1.11

Delinquents with combs

12.1.11

Le soleil de la chair

Roland Patrick. P.Pic Editeur. 1954.

11.1.11

Lutece Bike

Seen on Ebay. Lutece Bike pin. Paris Harley Davidson Club. Founded by Mister E... and I ! 1990.

10.1.11

Bones

9.1.11

Ce siècle aura ta peau

Patrick Eudeline. Editins Florent-Massot. 1997.

8.1.11

La taxidermie

Jean Labrie. Les Editions de l'Homme. Montréal. 1973.

7.1.11

Bath

6.1.11

Broken porcelaine

Jessica Harrison. 2010. Carving, cutting, breaking, shaping, tracing, folding, skinning... Thx to Draven.

5.1.11

Happy new year - Pierre La Police

From Pierre La Police.

4.1.11

Le pianiste déchaîné

Kurt Vonnegut Jr. Casterman. 1975.

3.1.11

Elecrtric Frankenstein

Estrus 7". Art Chantry.

Tees

Still few avalaible. Order at filo@deadlicious.com . 20 euros + ship.

Deadlicious on US design website Core77

Here.

2.1.11

Gloves

1.1.11

Daikichi Amano

Human Nature. Bongoût. 2010.

How did Elvis Presley really die ?

Elvis died on August 16, 1977 in the kitchen at Graceland. After being found on the kitchen floor, Elvis was rushed to the hospital where he was officially pronounced dead. The coroner recorded the cause of death an indigestion. While true in the strictest sense (indigestion basically means difficulty in digesting too much food, accompanied by abdominal pain, heartburn, and belching,), the attending physicians deliberately omitted the fact that what had apparently caused Elvis' indigestion was an overdose of Deadlicious rock’n’roll pies. These pies included salmon, chicken, vegetables, and beans, to name a few. After this information was kept secret, Vernon Presley, Elvis' father, had the complete autopsy report sealed. It will remain sealed until 2027, fifty years after The King's death. Elvis' body is buried at Graceland.