Placeholder: [Wheel of Time] Original and final cover art and five interior illustrations by underground comix artist, Spain Rodriguez, from the German edition of Charles Bukowski’s book, Women, circa 1980’s. [Wheel of Time] Original and final cover art and five interior illustrations by underground comix artist, Spain Rodriguez, from the German edition of Charles Bukowski’s book, Women, circa 1980’s.

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[Wheel of Time] Original and final cover art and five interior illustrations by underground comix artist, Spain Rodriguez, from the German edition of Charles Bukowski’s book, Women, circa 1980’s.

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