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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 !

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30.6.11

Amour au soleil

Jean Stéphane. Coll. Fugues. Grand Damier. 1958. Cov. Geoffrion.

Le rayon orange

G. Guignard. Grands Romans Sciences Anticipation. Ed. Le Trotteur. 1954. Cover G. Presle.

28.6.11

tartine

Jeudi Magazine. 1967.

27.6.11

Les mystères de la Tour de Nesle

Auguste Lescalier. Les Belles Editions. 1937.

Lunettes Noires

You have to check out this new blog !

26.6.11

Hells Angels Europe

Through the Decades. Django (Vienna Chapter) & Angelo (Graphic designer). Self published. 2009.

Kama-Gita

Les règles de l'amour de l'orient. Vatsyayana. Roland Gagey.

25.6.11

Le spectre de Sir William

Les nouvelles aventures de Victor Vinvcent par le Capitaine Ricardo. Ed. G. Van Loo. Dilbeek.

23.6.11

Camping sauvage

Gilles Bergal. Gore. Fleuve Noir. 1989. Cover Dugevoy.

21.6.11

La fille du ferry

Dossier X. Campus. 1981.

20.6.11

Stunt

Uitgeverij Heisterkamp, Holland, 1977. Stolen from the excellent MotorParade blog ! A unique place to visit for its incredible motorcycle related archives.

19.6.11

Sharks MC

Paris. 1989. Photos Gilles Lhote. Richard Aujard. From "La légende Harley Davidson". Filipacchi.

La mauvaise chance

André Duquesne. Un Mystère. Presses de la Cité. 1960.

17.6.11

La semence du démon

Dean R. Koontz. Opta. Coll. Anti-Mondes. 1974.

16.6.11

Cousu de fil rouge

Pat Mc Gerr. Détective Club. Ed. Ditis. 1954.

15.6.11

Le bandit aux yeux verts

H. J. Magog. Collection Police Secours. Editions R. Simon. 1937. Cover Claudel.

14.6.11

L'homme au colt rouge

Chuck adams. Western pocket. Ed. Bel-Air. 1965. Cover Hodges.

13.6.11

Banzaï

Aredit. 1971.

Dress up Ttgra

Erik Kriek's Gutsman comics. #10. 2007.

12.6.11

Psychose

Robert Bloch. Marabout. 1960.

11.6.11

Famous Fantastic Mysteries

Vol. 7. N°5. August 1946. Cover Lawrence.

10.6.11

Sueurs chaudes

Helen Eustis. Cible. Gallimard. Belvédère. 1964.

8.6.11

Les Gracelanders

Rock'n Roll Baby. On en a marre. 1988.

Et je danse encore !

Farid Chopel (1952-2008)-Brigitte Morel. Privé. 2005.

6.6.11

Bienvenue en enfer

La Louve. Albert Saint-Aube. Plon. 1971.

5.6.11

Morrissey

The Smiths. Interview.

Bons baisers... à bientôt

Robert Tachet. Le gars Blankie. Editions Le Condor. 1953. Cover : Salva.

3.6.11

Marihuana

William Irish. Coll. Suspense. Presses de la Cité.1958.

2.6.11

Fräulein Heidie

Kurt Möser. Coll. Aphrodite. Ed. Du Pont Neuf. 1958.

1.6.11

Rap killer

Fre Chéreau. Angoisses. Fleuve Noir. 1993. Cover : Marc Demoulin

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.