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Oops – Risque Cover Of Bettie Page #1 Ships Without Black Bag
It's unlikely that many retailers will have put out a comic book on the racks with a topless photo on the cover. But just in case, Dynamite Entertainment has let retailers know that they forgot to put a black bag around the Bettie Page #1 Black Bag Photo Cover that came out last week. The black and white cover of Bettie should have been partially obscured by a black bag, to allow it to be stacked on the rack in an American-retailer-friendly fashion. But it somehow got skipped by the production process.
Dynamite tells retailers that "the Bettie Page #1 Black Bag Photo Cover did not ship in a black bag, as solicited. As some nudity is displayed on the cover, retailers are urged to use discretion in offering it to customers."
Here's how Bettie Page #1 Black Bag Photo Cover was solicited
BETTIE PAGE #1 BLACK BAG PHOTO CVR (MR)
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(W) Karla Pacheco (A) Vincenzo Federici (CA) Photo
Bettie Page, the Queen of Pinups, was known equally for her fierce fashion modelling and her bold nude pictorials! This Black Bag Edition – available only as a variant for the first issue of BETTIE PAGE – features the same great story, but with a rare risque photo cover of the original bombshell, posing in all her natural beauty! In Shops: Jul 15, 2020 SRP: $10.00
Betty Page was an American model who gained a significant profile in the 1950s for her pin-up photos. Born in Nashville, Tennessee, Page lived in California before moving to New York City to pursue work as an actress. There, she found work as a pin-up model, and posed for dozens of photographers throughout the 1950s. After years of obscurity, she experienced a resurgence of popularity in the 1980s. In Dave Stevens' The Rocketeer, Cliff Secord's girlfriend Betty is modelled after Bettie Page and Dynamite has been publishing Bettie Page comic books for a number of years.