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Sun Apr 22, 2007 — by Elayne Riggs

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Happy Earth Day! Hope you're all recycling your comics at your nearest libraries, hospitals, etc. And speaking of recycling, here are our regular columns from this past week:

Mike Gold - Whizzy's Wazoo #10: Mike Gold apologizes to William Shatner... and Denny O'Neill
Dennis O'Neil - The Four-Color Answer? #10: Who knows what evil lurks...? Part 2
Me - It's All Good #9: Part of the solution
John Ostrander - Off in the O-Zone #10: Perverse Pleasures
Michael Davis - Straight, No Chaser #10: The Blame Game

I'm going to listen to Mellifluous Mike Raub's latest podcasts at my Mom's house here in the wilds of the Jersey shore area:

Mom may be reading the Sunday paper today but I'll take Earth-friendly pixels any time; save me them trees!

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