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family="SANSSERIF" face="Arial" lang="0">>> Don Markstein has apparently
never read a single post of mine at all.</font></font><br>
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That's possible. I've read this list only sporadically for the past year
or two (tho maybe I should do it more often now that Sigvald seems to have
dried up and blown away). (I hope he's okay, but only in the sense of the
"blessing for the Tsar" in "Fiddler on the Roof", i.e., "May God bless and
keep the Tsar -- far away from us!)<br>
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As for Bucky Bug vs. Li'l Bad Wolf, I'm a big fan of both -- Bucky for the
style of presentation (I got turned on to him over 20 years ago, reading
1940s WDC&S to a 5-year-old) and Li'l Bad for what I call his existential
dilemma, which would bring on a plague of parent activists if it appeared
in a 1950s horror comic, but which, as it is, somehow seems to have escaped
their notice through the entire '50s and beyond. (I wrote him up here: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.toonopedia.com/lilbad.htm">http://www.toonopedia.com/lilbad.htm</a>
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Quack, Don<br>
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