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Popular alterna-grrrl pr0n site Suicide Girls is about to go ink. A print offshoot is launching soon, and photographer Clayton James Cubitt was tapped to shoot a different kind of ink job for the magazine's premiere issue. Suicide Girls Magazine: Stormy Gets a Lightning Bolt Tattoo (not worksafe): Link
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After the success of the first deck of Suicide Girls playing cards consisting of original illustrations done by Rion Vernon, SG has released the second edition. Again illustrated by Rion Vernon, the new deck contains 54 more hot naked illustrated pin-ups. Sure to be the hottest deck of cards you've ever owned!
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SuicideGirls has ... branched out into a coffee table book printing images and Suicide Girl profiles from the website, and a traveling burlesque show featuring several of the Suicide Girls. A print magazine entitled SG Pin-Up was also scheduled for release, but after being delayed due to contract and licensing issues with some contributing photographers, the magazine was canceled. The idea was later revived[16] and the first issue was released March 1, 2007. In 2004 SuicideGirls also had a brief partnership with Playboy magazine, which regularly featured Suicide Girls on its own website. On Valentines Day of 2008, the SuicideGirls partnered with the animal rights group peta2 by starring in a series of sexy ads" for their anti-fur campaign.
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Suicide Girls ... has a nice selection of featurettes. First and foremost, the 'Recent' feature of the main page, letting the members know about recent submissions, so as to never skip a beat. SG also has a message board, an engine allowing members to seek out other members in their locale, as well as downloadable goodies such as wallpapers, ad photos, etc.
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From the stars and makers of the website www.SuicideGirls.com, comes the DVD entitled Suicide Girls: The First Tour. Featuring a sampling of girls from the website, the film chronicles a series of burlesque shows, interspersed with beautifully shot magazine-ad-esque striptease segments and lots of crazy antics.
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Some indie rockers have lined up behind Suicide Girls as a feminist alternative to traditional pornography. "I think the women who pose for punk porn sites are brave, and I applaud them for doing what they think is sexy," says Amy Schroeder, founder of the feminist-themed Venus magazine, which has championed the likes of the Butchies, Le Tigre, and Tara Jane O'Neill.
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