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Funnies Album
Date | Lang: English (en)
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NotesAnother edition of the popular G.G.Swan albums. Note in part two of this upload the superheroes stories 'Target and the Targeteers', and 'the Red Avenger'!
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   By Ernesto
Another delightful Swan treasure-many thanks!
   By gtolle
There is a (presumably) reprinted "Young King Cole" story in this volume. The "Colonel Longbow" story involves the exact joke with a different ethnic group as in "Funnies Album" 1955.
   By gtolle
Other reprints in this volume: "the Cadet with Kit Carter", "Target and the Targeteers", "Edison Bell". I haven't tracked down the originals but I'm going to guess that they are from and issue of "4 Most". The "Tiny Tim & Co." strip seems to be a reprint from "Slick Fun" 9. The "Len the Learner" strip seems to be a reprint from "Topical Funnies" 11.
  
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