 In the 1970s, under the company name Countrywide Publications, Fass began producing more one-shots and pushing even further the boundaries of good taste, with magazines on such topics as the Kennedy assassination, Elvis Presley's death, and the shooting of "Hustler" publisher Larry Flynt.As such, Fass was responsible for almost every bottom-of-the barrel publication to come out in the decade.If any sleaze or exploitation magazine was successful enough, his company would imitate it — often multiple times.