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Phoebe Zeit-Geist, an aristocratic girl of Serbian descent who grew up in northern Tibet, is drugged and abducted at a garden party in Antwerp, where she is subjected to various sadistic assaults ranging from forced striptease to sodomy. Journeys through space and time allowed the comic's authors to address current issues such as the Vietnam War and racial discrimination in the United States.
In the serialized magazine version, the comic ends with the protagonist's death, while in the later collected edition—in accordance with the results of a reader survey—she escapes her tormentors and eventually ends up at another garden party in Antwerp.Phoebe Zeit-Geist, an aristocratic girl of Serbian descent who grew up in northern Tibet, is drugged and abducted at a garden party in Antwerp, where she is subjected to various sadistic assaults ranging from forced striptease to sodomy.
Journeys through space and time allowed the comic's authors to address current issues such as the Vietnam War and racial discrimination in the United States. In the serialized magazine version, the comic ends with the protagonist's death, while in the later collected edition—in accordance with the results of a reader survey—she escapes her tormentors and eventually ends up at another garden party in Antwerp.
In the serialized magazine version, the comic ends with the protagonist's death, while in the later collected edition—in accordance with the results of a reader survey—she escapes her tormentors and eventually ends up at another garden party in Antwerp.Phoebe Zeit-Geist, an aristocratic girl of Serbian descent who grew up in northern Tibet, is drugged and abducted at a garden party in Antwerp, where she is subjected to various sadistic assaults ranging from forced striptease to sodomy.
Journeys through space and time allowed the comic's authors to address current issues such as the Vietnam War and racial discrimination in the United States. In the serialized magazine version, the comic ends with the protagonist's death, while in the later collected edition—in accordance with the results of a reader survey—she escapes her tormentors and eventually ends up at another garden party in Antwerp.
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*The Adventures of Phoebe Zeit-Geist* appeared in 1965 and 1966 in the magazine *Evergreen Review*, published by Grove Press, and was later released as a graphic novel.
In German-speaking countries, "Die Abenteuer der Phoebe Zeit-Geist" was first published in 1970 by Konkret Buchverlag.
In 1973, Melzer Verlag published an abridged reprint of this edition as part of the *Brumm Comix* series. The first French translations were already available by the late 1960s.
In German-speaking countries, "Die Abenteuer der Phoebe Zeit-Geist" was first published in 1970 by Konkret Buchverlag.
In 1973, Melzer Verlag published an abridged reprint of this edition as part of the *Brumm Comix* series. The first French translations were already available by the late 1960s.
The cover has some color fading. The book block should be re-glued occasionally (UHU or similar).
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