VICE Vol. 3 No. 9
We Hate Your Parents Too — UK edition · October 2005 (attributed) · John Filo Kent State photograph / Hope Gangloff illustration
Original UK free VICE Volume 3 Number 9, 'We Hate Your Parents Too', dated to October 2005 through period adverts, UK listings and actual 5 October 2005 public commentary (cover itself prints no date). The confrontational generational polemic attacks perceived baby-boomer power, cultural nostalgia and social/political hypocrisy using characteristically provocative VICE humour and offensive rhetoric.
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- VICE
- Condition
- Good+ to Very Good−, provisional: original bright legible cover and interiors with noticeable light spine and edge handling, small scuffs and modest corner wear.
- Completeness
- Assumed complete under the owner's standing TMR magazine rule unless stated otherwise. Five original photographic views cover front, rear American Apparel advertisement, London masthead, Employees of the Month and page 143 of the parent-generation essay. No page-by-page physical collation. No detachable supplement, free insert or missing originally issued component has been established.
- Date
- October 2005 (supported by contemporary reaction and UK listings; month not physically printed)
Catalogue note
Original UK free VICE Volume 3 Number 9, 'We Hate Your Parents Too', dated to October 2005 through period adverts, UK listings and actual 5 October 2005 public commentary (cover itself prints no date). The confrontational generational polemic attacks perceived baby-boomer power, cultural nostalgia and social/political hypocrisy using characteristically provocative VICE humour and offensive rhetoric. Owner's p143 'The Vice Guide to Killing Your Parents' reproduces John Filo's Pulitzer Prize-winning 1970 Kent State photograph of Mary Ann Vecchio grieving beside Jeffrey Miller, a striking and potentially contentious reuse of documentary images in editorial satire. Original p16 records UK VICE founder/editor/publisher structure and p18 highlights illustrator Hope Gangloff, stylist Ingrid Junker Subon, Scandinavian editor Elin Unnes and photographer Ben Rayner; global corresponding package has independently corroborated Hope Gangloff illustration and Ingrid fashion contributions. Rear American Apparel 'Playtime' photo ad records two early London stores. This local UK Vol 3 No 9 is distinct from global VICE Vol 12 Issue 8 and existing local UK Vol 3 Nos 5/10/11/12.
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