SINÉ. Siné massacre. Paris, December 20, 1962-April 1963. - 9 issues in-4, 316 x 237. Eggplant half calf with corners, smooth spine, untrimmed (modern binding). Complete collection of this extreme left-wing magazine created by the draftsman Siné with the help of the publisher Jean-Jacques Pauvert. First weekly then monthly, it was openly anti-Gaullist, anti-militaristic, anticlerical and anti-colonialist. Nine issues were published from December 20, 1962 to April 1963, each abundantly illustrated with Siné's violent drawings, as well as with illustrations by Strelkoff, Landefeld, Bovarini, Loris and others. Good complete copy of the general cover for the first 7 issues. It is enriched with an amusing original felt pen drawing by the artist, dedicated to Yves Teste. Past back cover. Attached : - 3 press posters (355 x 255) for the first 2 issues of the magazine . The one for the first one is in double, one has tears on one edge. - The first 7 issues of the magazine, in fascicles, very well preserved. - Vertigo of the letters and its supplement Siné massacre. Paris, May 10, 1984. - Fascicle in-folio, in sheets. The first of the five issues of this monthly magazine of which Siné massacre, relaunched by the artist, forms the central supplement.