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THING OF THE WEEK

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…on the THING for the Weeks of 05/04/2009, 05/11/2009, 05/18/2009, & 05/25/2009 :

What is your favorite comic strip or comic book?
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message: Tinkle
name: Unknown

message: Hmm i think that my favourite comic book would be Marvel, i love the comics but really most people dont really read comics anymore so this isnt really a good question to ask :)
name: Unknown

message: The Archie comic books :D
name: Allyson

message: I find the Calvin and Hobbes comic strips extremely funny because the author/illustrator have incorporated humor that both adults and children can enjoy
name: Beth

message: Garfield
name: Cassie

message: The History of Three Countries
name: unknown

message: HunterX Hunter. Narutu
name: Soltani
     
 
   
 
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