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Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis # 12 (April 1954)
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George Reeves Superman TV Show Promo Bio
Condition Notes: Solid Mid Grade Condition – Cover firmly attached. Complete Story with centerfold intact. NO Writing, and NO Cutouts. SEE PICS
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Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis # 12 (April 1954)
George Reeves Superman TV Show Promo Bio
Condition Notes: Solid Mid Grade Condition – Cover firmly attached. Complete Story with centerfold intact. NO Writing, and NO Cutouts. SEE PICS
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