Sunday 6 July 2014

PART FOUR OF DON STARR IN "THE LIVING DOLLS"...


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Right, hands up all those who've been following TERRIFIC's DON STARR in The LIVING DOLLS?  Not enough of you it seems, as no one noticed a little boo-boo that inadvertently slipped in.  Yup, your genial host managed to miss out a couple of episodes, so obviously I wasn't paying too much attention either.  Anyway, I've gone back and fixed things, so check out previous instalments and be sure to read each part in its proper sequence, then devour the up-to-date offerings in this post.  Are you enjoying the strip so far?  Then why not say so in the comments section?  (It's always nice to feel appreciated.)  See you all next time, Criv-ite chums.



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9 comments:

  1. Unknown6 July 2014 at 18:25

    I have to admit I have only been looking at the pages but not reading them

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  2. Kid6 July 2014 at 18:53

    Not reading them. McScotty? You mean all my long hours of scanning were wasted - choke!

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  3. Anonymous6 July 2014 at 22:42

    Gaaaaahh... Not only I missed that, now I noticed that there are no "tags" to each post, so I 'll have to search page after page for a consecutive depictment of the Living Dolls story...


    Panagiotis...

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  4. John Pitt6 July 2014 at 23:18

    I thought it seemed like something had been missed out. I'm going to start again at the beginning.

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  5. Kid7 July 2014 at 00:15

    Worry ye not, Pan. Simply type 'The Living Dolls' into the Blogger search box and it should take you to all four parts in sequence.

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    And I'd tried to be so careful, JP. I must have got distracted for a moment. Never mind - after all this time, I'm sure there worth yet another read.

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  6. John Pitt8 July 2014 at 13:12

    Don't worry about it, Kidda. I'm just grateful that you're scanning them for us, let alone cleaning them up!
    For what it's worth sometimes my downloaded pages go in in the wrong order anyway!

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  7. Kid8 July 2014 at 13:54

    I'm not doing too much cleaning up this time around, JP. Just the bare minimum, like whitening the pages and removing really bad printing blotches, but not the smaller ones. Glad you appreciate my efforts 'though - ta.

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  8. Piney Layne27 February 2020 at 09:26

    I never saw the end of this way back then. In Australia we mainly got British comics then and l always wondered why nearly all the stories were set in New York. Ah, the magic of b&w reprints.

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  9. Kid27 February 2020 at 10:39

    Which reminds me, I don't think I've shown the remaining Don Starr strips from Terrific, so I'll need to dig them out of a cupboard and resume scanning.

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