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My reading
I never did read the main story, but when back to to illustrations many times. I still have my original copy. Then Classics Illustrated, Mad magazine, Donald Duck adventures (amazingly there was a special high quality series on archeology) and later science fiction. The real classics came in high school and, although I read very slowly, I began to realize I was getting more out of the stories than my classmates. Sound familiar?
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Comment by Thomas G. West on January 4, 2012 at 5:01pm -
Well I guess we are all in there together. More than we thought. All best, Tom
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Comment by Drs. Fernette and Brock Eide on January 4, 2012 at 4:28pm
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This was our family! We were raised on all this stuff - and had huge stacks of Classics Illustrated. Our daughter has rediscovered the joys of Classics Illustrated - someone brought them back and is selling them anew, but we just bought a ton of them on Ebay when we found a good deal.
Charles Schwab said Classics Illustrated really helped him out with his English classes at Stanford.
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