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Title
Top Spot
Date | Number: 2 | Lang: English (en)
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Filesize 20.9mb consisting of 32 pages | Format: EBook
File nameTop_Spot_02__1958_11_01_.cbz
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   By mortimer
"A Coward" (pp29-31) artwork by John NcNamara.
   By Andrew999
Terrific noirish artwork on Fabian this week - can't wait for issue no.3 Personally, I think Patsy Bates is far too good for Bill Jones but there's no accounting for taste!
   By Andrew999
Terrific noirish artwork on Fabian this week - can't wait for issue no.3 Personally, I think Patsy Bates is far too good for Bill Jones but there's no accounting for taste!
   By The Australian Panther
"Ten LIttle Soccer boys' serial is surprisingly adult for a boys paper. This whole paper is excellent quality both Art and Story wise. This was obviously aimed at older boys.
   By crashryan
I ran across an advertisement for Top Spot that pitches the magazine toward "young men" with the picture of a guy who seems to be in his twenties. Sort of a boy's story paper for former boys. The ad is on page 67: /?dlid=74404
  
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