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Meet #Frenchy the #Clown... star of #NationalLampoon in the 90s... and the clown that gives #Pennyworth #nightmares! The as complete as we could make it collection by Alan Kupperberg, with 2 all-new stories!

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My dad died in 1993 but left behind a treasure trove of B&W photos he took of NYC and environs mid-20th century. I’ve written short stories based on 100 of my favorites, a long awaited collaboration with my father.

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SOMEBODY used to cut things out of potentially valuable 1960s comic books! Oops.

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A 30-second portrait of me by the great Joe Orlando, a little something he dashed off while we were plotting out the 1986 SUPER POWERS miniseries in his office.

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Signed & personalized copies available... and WHILE THEY LAST!... get a signed copy of a comic I wrote that's cited in the book!

Please MESSAGE ME WITH YOUR TOP 3 PREFERENCES and I'll do my best to accommodate you. No preference sent = my choice because QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED!

CAPTAIN ACTION #5 (Moonstone)

THE CHARLTON ARROW #4

LIFE WITH ARCHIE #27

PAUL KUPPERBERG'S SECRET ROMANCES #1

PAUL KUPPERBERG'S SECRET ROMANCES #2

TAKION #1

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I've got **5** sets of "Paul Kupperberg's Comic Characters Limited Edition Trading Cards" left. They are fun, worthless, & guaranteed to only decrease in value, but the NEXT 5 COPIES ordered of my ILLUSTRATED GUIDE TO WRITING COMICS gets one! Be a Do-Bee.

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One day, we'll be able to sell our comic books shoulder-to-shoulder again! Me and @deanhaspiel pushing the funnybooks at @midtowncomics in 2014. #comics #thosewerethedays

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Another gut punch. Joe Sinnott (October 16th, 1926-June 25th, 2020), from 2018. The first time I met Joe was in 2013. I was doing a signing at the Archie Comics booth at NYCC when he and Tony Isabella walked by. Tony and I, old pals from way back, waved, and they kept walking while I kept signing. A few minutes later, Joe came back to the table to apologize for not having recognized me and saying hello. I was flabbergasted and flattered as all hell... so much so, I never told him that we hadn't ever met before. I assume hearing my name from Tony and knowing my brother, Joe must have thought our paths had to have crossed at some point. At any rate, it was a lovely gesture from as sweet and genuine a man as I have ever met, and it was my pleasure to spend even a few minutes with him here and there at subsequent conventions over the years. Oh, and he was easily one of the Top 10 best inkers to ever touch a comic book page.