Dang, I was hoping this was a spoiler page from “One More Day”.
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It’s Sean Kleefeld, actually.
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The first time I ever saw a trade paperback, it was this book.
It was on display – several copies, in fact – on display in a FURNITURE STORE. As ballast for a piece of crap MDF DIY bookcase!
They had loads of copies, but would they give eight year-old me one? Would they balls.
Can’t think when I next saw a US paperback collection…1990? 1989? Official Handbook? I got a copy of that – the “S” edition, naturally – for passing my English exams a year early.
Stop Making Me Remember Things!
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I remember checking this out from the library at my middle school. I still sometimes use J. Jonah Jameson’s relaxation technique!
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80s? Try 70s. Nineteen-seventy six, to be exact. Yes, I checked. I remembered buying it when I was a kid, but I stopped reading comics about the time this came out. Still bought it though. I think I still have it in a box somewhere.
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In the days before suduko – they were Marvel Fun & Games activity books.
Dang, I was hoping this was a spoiler page from “One More Day”.
It’s Sean Kleefeld, actually.
The first time I ever saw a trade paperback, it was this book.
It was on display – several copies, in fact – on display in a FURNITURE STORE. As ballast for a piece of crap MDF DIY bookcase!
They had loads of copies, but would they give eight year-old me one? Would they balls.
Can’t think when I next saw a US paperback collection…1990? 1989? Official Handbook? I got a copy of that – the “S” edition, naturally – for passing my English exams a year early.
Stop Making Me Remember Things!
//Oo/\
I remember checking this out from the library at my middle school. I still sometimes use J. Jonah Jameson’s relaxation technique!
80s? Try 70s. Nineteen-seventy six, to be exact. Yes, I checked. I remembered buying it when I was a kid, but I stopped reading comics about the time this came out. Still bought it though. I think I still have it in a box somewhere.
In the days before suduko – they were Marvel Fun & Games activity books.
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