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The Middle East Since 1900 Modern Times Sourcebooks
Hampton Grammar School in Wartime 1939 1945
Haunted Horror Banned Comics from the 1950s
Haunted horror
Haunted horror

By Clizia Gussoni, Steve Banes, Craig Yoe

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This is the monstrously-great curated collection of the goriest, craziest, rarest comics that the US government didn't want you to see! Under the infamous melting face cover you'll witness under-ap...

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Beer Drinkers Guide to Biking Crested Butte
Beer Drinkers Guide to Biking Crested Butte

By Ken Rice And Bryant Robbins

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Humorous bike guide for Crested Butte area mountain bike trails, written for riders who may be in less than top condition.

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Thing Five Issue Jumbo Comic
Thing Five Issue Jumbo Comic

By Ken Rice

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Nuke Em Classic Cold War Comics Celebrating the End of the World
Haunted Horror Comics Your Mother Warned You About
Devil tales
Devil tales

By Clizia Gussoni, Steve Banes

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Beware puny mortals, the gates of Hell have opened wide, as The Chilling Archives of Horror Comics serves up another diabolical dish of Golden Age horror hits-and this time direct from the burning...

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Haunted Horror
Haunted Horror

By Various

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