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VikingFan82
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#63 November 1979 Chip 'n' Dale, #194 November 1971 Blondie, #52 April 1979 Super Goof, #2 Giant Everything's Archie. About ten years ago I started getting into MAD magazine. I remember reading my brother's when I was little, but nothing since. I mentioned to my grandmother in passing that I was collecting MAD and she left the room for a minute. She came back with these. None are MAD, but still very cool. Last time I looked, the Archie one was the only one I could find in any price guides and it was somewhat valuable.
Bronze Age Comic BooksMost comic-book aficionados agree that the Bronze Age of comics began in 19…
Very nice the whole lot of them.Keep read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty21