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Pavel Denisov, ''Sputnik'', #12, Dec. 1982 Source
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Pavel Denisov, ''Sputnik'', #12, Dec. 1982 Source
A. Pronichkin, ‘Разобьюсь, а куплю!’, ''Krokodil'', #14, 1982 (the caption “Разобьюсь, а куплю!” translates to, as best as I can tell, “I’ll break, but I’ll buy!” Any Russian speakers can feel free to correct me on my, at best, shaky translation) Source
''Vesyolye Kartinki'', #1, 1978 Source
''Mir iskusstva'' (World of Art), 1899 Source Background on ‘’Mir iskusstva’’ here.
''Murzilka'', #12, 1945 Source
''Buria'', #4, 1906 Source
''Buria'', #4, 1906 Source
''Sprut'' (Octopus), #15, April 26, 1906 "...The Horesman Grasped him in his terrible hand and raised him in the air… Then laughed once more and flung his terrible prey into the abyss… And all the corpses seized him and sunk their teeth into him…'' from ‘The Terrible Revenge’ by Gogol. Source