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zenabi87
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Im not really sure where these are from i just know they are disney and they seem to be a remake of older comics. if anyone know anything about these please let me know. i found some like these in some french(maybe) site but i couldnt understand anything, and there was no price or anything. Thanks!
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Hello zenabi87! This is a hard one I'm telling you. This is Some thing Disney started Called No lie now INDUCKS.International network of Disney universe comic Knower's and sources. Nice thing for people all over the world to have a little Disney history.This one is in near mint shape ,well done indeed.This one is a 1936 print of some Mickey comic's,But what stump's me is the date of 1982? They really didn't print intill 1983.This may be a jewel. Number one keeper.Well hope this help's you.Keep read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty211
wow really? awesome!! i actually have more of these, found them in a unit. do you have any idea of the value of it? ill post more pics tomorrow.Thanks!
Hello zenabi87 ! I have no idea. Sorry ,I can find U.S. Price's and some South America'n Price's ,But not anything for these.Maybe some one who know's more about Disney than me.Good Luck.Frosty21!
Thanks!