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A design for life | Jon Savage on the history of the Smiley symbol: Watchmen, Acid House and beyond.

Author JohnPosted on February 21, 2009February 21, 2009Categories {comics}, {design}, {electronica}, {music}, {noted}Tags Alan Moore, Jon Savage, Watchmen

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