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Selection of cartoons ran by Richard Dupont

"Mr. Cohn testified, he was plagued by Mr. Dupont's threatening telephone calls to himself and to clients as faraway as Acapu lco, Mexico; pranks that included phony advertisements placed in The New York Times and calls to utility companies to try to turn off the electricity and telephones at the law firm , and the distribution of a magazine called Now East at places such as airports, restaurants and nightspots where Mr. Cohn might be present. The magazine's only two issues were devoted to Mr. Cohn and were filled with cartoons depicting him in various homosexual situations."

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"Roy Cohn and his good buddy Steve Rubell"

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Father daughter dance

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Extracts from 'Why I Want To Fuck Ronald Reagan' by J.G. Ballard

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Julie Nixon Eisenhower's wedding dress sketch and result

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Undated, left to right: Roy Cohn, Donald Trump, Steve Rubell, Ivana Trump

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Jimmy Carter campaign buttons based on Carter telling a group of congressmen he would whip Ted Kennedy's ass if he ran against him in 1980.

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Roy Cohn's panels on the AIDS Memorial Quilt.

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Roy Marcus Cohn | Donald John Trump

Roy Cohn and Donald Trump matching initial license plates.

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The Marriage of Heaven and Hell

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Ronald Reagan shaking hands with Roy Cohn's lover Peter Fraser

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Time Magazine Cover March 22 1954, McCarthy and His Men

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Advertising issue number 7 of Benetton's "Colors" Magazine, the bottom-left corner bears a miniature view of magazine's cover, which shows a gloved middle finger with the text: "Let's talk about fashion. Let's talk about sex. Let's talk about death. Let's really talk about Aids." This edited image was also run in Colors alongside a sardonic mock obituary, eulogizing the former President for "his quick and decisive response to the AIDS epidemic early in his presidency" and for "averting what could have been a global catastrophe costing millions of lives."

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The Fight Against AIDS Trading Cards #89 - AIDS and Government

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