As a kid, I was never into Kurt Schaffenberger's work too much, now of course I realize its totally awesome. The guy was a friggin' genius.
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2 comments:
I think that those are the first LL stories I ever read...
How young was I? The Witch one actually scared me!
Long life ACG/Fawcett/DC giant Schaff!
-Craig W.
I just spent a few days helping a friend organize his comics, and I came across this very issue. I looked at it and thought, "Where have I seen this before?" and then remembered I had just seen it HERE. Cool.
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