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Are there any comic books that do deep dives into drugs? Not the lifestyle, but the actual recreational experimentation?
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>>155861862
Maybe some of Robert Crumb's stories. Mainly his Mr. Natural stuff. Look into some other Zap Comix contributors, you might find something there.
Grant Morrison repurposed alot of his lived experiments with drugs to The Invisibles' plot.
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>dmt entities
I hate nu-psychedelic culture
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>>155862791
>nu
https://youtu.be/VhD-lIPDLsk
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>>155862878
>Terence
I really don't need to listen to that faggot.
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>>155862791
Weird DMT "outer realm" shit can only be cool in fiction.
If you're someone who's willing to gigafry your brain with drugs and turn yourself schizophrenic by potentially letting a demon hijack your soul for whatever reason, you're a dipshit loser.
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>DMT entities were just AI slop before anyone had access to machines



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