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Tuesday 19 December 2017
EAGLE - THE FIRST CHRISTMAS ISSUE...
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My sister read 'Judy' and 'Mandy' and around 1979 Judy reached its' 1000th issue. When it reached No.999 I assumed the next issue would be a big celebration of the 1000th issue but the next week came and...nothing. Judy No.1000 made no mention at all of the big milestone!
ReplyDeleteStrange that, eh? I wonder if girls comics (no apostrophe, because I'm not denoting ownership, simply referring to them as publications FOR girls - thought I'd better explain that) tend to celebrate anniversary issues in the main. You'd think they would, eh?
ReplyDeleteKid, it's not polite to mention a lady's age so maybe they kept silent about Judy reaching 1000 :)
ReplyDeleteThat no doubt explains their reticence to celebrate, CJ. Apparently it's also not polite to mention a lady's fat bum either.
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