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- Cover It Frazetta
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- Jack Attack!
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- Steve Ditko Fantasy
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- Comic Shop Flyer by Barry Smith Part Deux
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Totally agree! I owned this one, too. Why did I ever sell or give them away?
ReplyDeleteAs the bard would say, "Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all." Let's just keep puttin em up, and then we have them with the flick of a printer.
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