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46 Years of Phoenix Covers

A trip through the Phoenix cover archives

By PHOENIX STAFF | September 13, 2012

2. TWO TYRANTS, THREE DECADES APART
B.A.D.’s “Enemy Bombs Hanoi” cover came to symbolize an entire era of anti-war journalism; we also weren’t wrong about Dubya’s second term.

READ: "Blue in a Red America: The values of Red America are ascendant," by Dan Kennedy | November 5, 2004

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