 At its peak, Carnal also had a color section in each issue of "Oui" on newsstands, and its stars were doing regular TV and radio promotions on shows with Howard Stern, Jenny Jones, and others.Ads for the comics even infiltrated mainstream magazines, earning the company some notoriety and, in at least one case, inclusion in a stack of comic contraband taken during a police raid of a retail comic shop.Carnal Comics was initially created to be an adult comic imprint for San Diego-based Revolutionary Comics, which in 1991 was riding high on the popularity of their flagship title "Rock 'N' Roll Comics."