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From: timelord@aurora.UUCP (the Mad Piper)
Newsgroups: alt.flame,talk.bizarre
Subject: Re: Saturday morning classics.
Message-ID: <1549@aurora.UUCP>
Date: 13 Jan 88 02:58:15 GMT
References: <10037@stb.UUCP>
Organization: NASA Ames Research Center, California
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From article <10037@stb.UUCP>, by tracer@stb.UUCP (Jeff Boeing):
> Actually, the hamsters were Adolescent, not Pre-Pubescent.

Sorry, my apologies.  I wasn't paying that much attention at the time.

> ...Which, in turn, begat (and I'm not kidding either) ...
> Naive Interdimensional Commando Koalas!

Oooh!  Really?  Where can I find them?  Haven't seen THOSE in Berzerkeley
yet.

If you aren't much into comics except for REALLY GOOD ones, do check out
the large Volume One edition of "Mage", published by Comico, I think it
was.  Some wonderful artwork, and a truly unusual storyline here (a magic
bat?  Say what?).  Volume Two should be coming out soon (Mage was originally
released in standard Comico-comic-book-format (read: better quality paper
and binding than Big Name comic co.s) and has been re-released at the end
of its series in a Volume-type-format due to popular demand).

Also check out "The Adventures of Samurai Cat" and "More Adventures of 
Samurai Cat", which is wonderfully tongue-in-cheek and pokes fun at
lots and lots of things and includes some rather nice artwork of
Miaowara Tomokato, Samurai Cat.  Available at most Waldenbooks, and if
it isn't, screech and wail and foam at the mouth and I'm reasonably
certain they'll order it for you just to keep you from biting them
on the leg and giving them rabies.

Arf!  Arf!  Woof!
The Mad Piper (whiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnnnnne....)