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VikingFan82
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Someone (Frosty) should be able to to help me out with identifiying these. I can only show you the covers, as the contents are not exactly for public viewing...if you know what I mean. The one on the right is the only one that looks like a legit comic...the other two look somewhat home made. Any idea what these are or how old?
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Hello Vikingfan82 ! The two are from around 1973-1976 the womans lib one and the fearless fosdick one.The dave in uts-nay is a little harder .I have seen some from the late 1940s.to1970s .Hard to say. Do any have copy name's inside if so tell me.I'll narrow it down for ya.Keep read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty21
I looked hard for a copy name, nothing...It almot looks like someone photocopied...or whatever i9t wa called then, pieces of a comic and made their own.
Thanks for the info! The Dave comic looks familiar...did it used to be in playboy or something? haha
have to say it ,It hard to say these could of been some old mafia run's ,Hard to believe,they could of been made in New york ,New york.Or in chicago.I have heard they would make these.The dave in-uts -nay,Some old rag mag's the one's with old panyhose model's etc. Had some add on's.All-so mail order .Hope you enjoy'm.Keep read'm and collect'm there fun.Frosty21
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Oh I guess you did haha!
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