the will to chill
Making her appearance in style.
Hey! What happened to Archie? And why is Jughead wearing his hat in the water?
So. Since this is what we have. Who wears the Speedos better -- Archie or Jughead?
Wait. Is that a date?
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Does Reed's cock stretch too
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40 years
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Betty and Me #124, October 1981
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Usagi Yojimbo Saturday Morning Adventures one-shot, written by Erik Burnham, interior art and cover by Jack Lawrence
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Did Charles Rowland and Edwin Paine from "The Sandman" have any influence on the characters Runt and Dearly from "October in the Chair"?
Illustration by P. Craig Russell
I don't think so. They were more of a dry run for The Graveyard Book.
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Dungeo ! Fantastic Adventures in Dark Labyrinths, TSR board game ad in Savage Sword of Conan #13, July 1976
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That's the Spirit
by Arild Midthun
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Adventure Comics #346-349
(1966)
DC, 1938 Series
Covers by Curt Swan & George Klein. Stories written & laid out by Jim Shooter, with finished pencils & inks by Sheldon Moldoff (346), Swan & Klein (347), George Papp (348), and Swan & Klein (349).
Introduction of Ferro Lad, Karate Kid, Nemesis Kid, and Princess Projectra in 346, as well as the Khunds; Universo and Round Vidar are introduced in 349.
Shooter began selling stories to DC at age 14, writing for both Action Comics and Adventure Comics, beginning with Adventure Comics No. 346 (July 1966), and providing pencil breakdowns as well. He created the Superman villain the Parasite in Action Comics No. 340 (Aug. 1966). Shooter and artist Curt Swan devised the first race between the Flash and Superman, two characters known for their super-speed powers, in "Superman's Race with the Flash!" in Superman No. 199 (Aug. 1967). Shooter wrote the first issue of Captain Action (Oct.-Nov. 1968), which was DC's first toy tie-in.
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From Straw Bore, Jughead’s Jokes #10 (1969).
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