An artwork in this medium by William Overgard inspired a painting of a man using his pinky to lift up a large peephole. Allan Kaprow’s remarks about this medium may have influenced an artist to adopt a style (-5[1])that led Life magazine to call him (-5[1])“the worst (-5[1])artist in the U.S.” (-5[1])A replication (-5[1])of a Tony Abruzzo (-5[1])work in this medium depicts a crying blue-haired person (-5[1])and changes a boyfriend’s (10[1])name to “Brad.” (10[7]-5[3])A work in this medium (10[5]-5[1])portrays (-5[2])a missile (10[1])blowing up a fighter jet. (10[6]-5[3])In paintings (-5[1])like (10[2])Takka (10[1]-5[1])Takka (-5[1])and Drowning Girl, (10[1])Roy (-5[1])Lichtenstein (0[1]-5[1])emulated (10[1])this medium’s (10[2])use (10[1])of Ben Day (10[1])dots. (10[3])For (10[1])10 points, (10[2]-5[2])name this (10[1])mass-produced medium whose varieties (-5[2])include (-5[1])newspaper “strips.” (10[4])■END■ (10[20]0[3])