Adolf Magazine

Adolf Magazine was a bimonthly paperback print that was discontinued until further notice in 2012.

Subjects
The Adolf Magazine hosted a bizarre array of a myriad of fragmented pieces. From news to comics, the magazine would alter most of its articles between issues but kept certain favorites. The subtle and oftimes confusing comics such as Epic Random, Berny, Angst and Stick Figure Mishaps were a regular in the Adolf Magazine. Introduced in issue two, the Mutants Page would include one bizarre mutant creature (human or otherwise) to showcase in the manner of a freak show exhibit. Press announcements were often included in the pages of the magazine along with promotional posters or advertisements.

Rise and Fall
The Adolf Magazine was self-published by Gerald Rowan's reincarnation. It was bought by what would eventually come to be the Gerald Rowan Press after the death of the original Gerald. The Adolf Magazine was widely distributed and mostly powerful until, like everything, it began playing politics. In the wake of a massive controversy over the magazine supporting the gruesome "Head" comic book (a macabre read marketed towards children), it was found that the Adolf Magazine was allowing a Venezuelan pharmaceutical company to purchase ad space for next to nothing and ultimately even incorporating subliminal messages into the magazine to cause readers to purchase the drugs. When it was discovered illegal narcotics were produced in Venezuela to be transported to the magazine's headquarters, police stormed the building. A firefight broke out between police and armed cartel dealers. The Gerald Rowan Press managed to avoid the blame and the magazine directors took the fall. It has since been discontinued.