Q&Q gets Franked

April 12, 2007 | 1:51 PM | By Nathan Whitlock

The newest issue of Frank magazine has, as part of its coverage of the trials and tribulations of one Conrad Black, a set of oddly familiar-looking photos from Black’s recent surprise appearance at a Toronto book launch in late March.

Take a look:

(Go here for the originals.)

You’re welcome, guys. (Not that you asked….)

Do we at least get a free subscription?

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