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Teenage Love
#94 · 1973
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Charlton Comics · 1973 · Raw · FN
Teenage Love #94 (Charlton Comics, 1973) — Romance. Raw copy, condition as stated in the listing: FN.
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Teenage Love #94, published by Charlton Comics in 1973 (Bronze Age). Listing notes: Romance.
This is a raw book: it has not been graded or sealed by a grading company. The condition stated in the listing is FN; that is the seller's own assessment, not a certified grade.
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Key issues
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