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I've had this cartoon magazine forever, but I can't seem to find any information about it.
The magazine is called CARtoons and the issue I have is from October 1969. The Publisher is Petersen Publishing Company out of Los Angeles.
Has anyone ever seen or heard of this magazine or the comic? Thanks.
Michelle Santin
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Silver Age Comic BooksIn October 1956, issue number four of “Showcase” comics included a story ca…
Hello mi66! This issue is I believe #49 It has seen better day's .I love'd these when they came out . Some crazy car' ,I tell ya. A Man Named George "Pappy" Lemmons had a lot to do with these mag.Petersen publishing in Los Angeles Ca. I have a site you can read all you what to at :WWW.hotrod.com they have the story of Cartoon's. Hope this helps you.So keep read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty21.