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Author Topic: That " ARCHIE #190 " cover...........  (Read 757 times)

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Offline John Asperger

That " ARCHIE #190 " cover...........
« on: June 24, 2009, 08:22:22 PM »
...( which I think I had in the past ) had a headline saying " Experts Predict Humphrey Victory " .
  The word " Nixon " , but nothing else , was visible elsewhere...
  Hubert Humphrey , in fact...Of course , he DID win the 1968 election , with Richard Nixon going on to an early career in TV infomercials , investing in Ronco early ( However , he withdrew from the commercials after Ron Popeel would not change the company's name to RoNnix , ater which " Tricky Dick " had a venture with Phil Spector which , well...Then , after Muskie/Lindsay's 1976 victory , a Republican got in in 1984 when...
  But , anyway...The cover date of April 1969 would appear to indicate that it WAS on the newsstand after the popular votes in the 1968 US election !!!!!!!!!!!
  However , as those of us who remember pre-comics shop-era comics could back up , maybe still in 1969 ( Now I am thinking of an Iggy Stooge/Archie team-up . )...
  I was a little suprised to see " Hanoi " in one of the headlines , that might be seen as a " controversial " phrase in the U.S. in 1968 , more so that just " Student Revolt " , which could be seen as just describing something that was mhappening a lot in 1968...
  " Czehoslovakia " appears , well , the 1968 revolt by the Chechoslovokians against the Russians was fairly generally approved of !!!!!!!
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Offline John Asperger

Re: That " ARCHIE #190 " cover...........
« Reply #1 on: June 17, 2010, 02:24:14 PM »
...I think I brought this up again and posted later , got a reply then but never got around to getting one up , I'm sorry...This better now :laugh:???
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