Weekly World News by Neil McGinness

Low stock: 1 left

221mm x 178mm x 20mm

Pages: 288

Founded in 1979, the Weekly World News was an irreverent tabloid newspaper that played with sensationalist conventions in tabloid journalism. Iconic in its design and infamous in its content, it ran for twenty-eight years, and at its peak it had a circulation of 1.2 million per issue. It ceased to appear in print form in 2007, but has maintained its cult status with an on-line presence. (Recent startling stories include President Obamas Executive Order to immediately begin carving his face on Mount Rushmore.)