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Slim Pickins

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    These are the only 4 international editions of Briefer's Frankenstein I know of. If anyone out there knows of any other editions, I would greatly appreciate their knowledge.
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    The first two are from around 1962, the last two came out around the same time as the US versions.
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    I thought you guys might enjoy seeing these...
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    "smile"
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    Some copper from Norway.
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    Hi guys! I have been trying to create an account on the FCC but have been experiencing some difficulties. I think my first account was deleted after the spambot trouble. After trying to recreate an account, I am not getting a confirmation email. I tried with 2 different email accounts. Any advice would be appreciated. Thank you.
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    Where's this guy going with the Pharaoh's balls!?
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    Back
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    France 1969
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    Australia
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    England 1972
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    Australia
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    France 1969
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    Australia
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    Australia. Another crazy cut
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    Australia 1974 i guess.
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    England 1972
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    England 1974. I love the backs on these. The covers are made of a pretty sturdy paper stock as well.
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    Australia. All my australian Eerie's from #5 - #26 say "copyright 1974." Did they print 26 issues in one year? Who knows. BTW, check out the crazy cut the printers made on the top and bottom. It took them till issue 26 to figure out how to cut them straight! Part of the charm of international editions.