With than in mind, Valentine's Day is coming!
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(The ORIGINAL LonelyHearts Columnist)
(or is that Love in School?)
on greeting cards, teddy bears, calendars, shirts/tops/intimate wear, diaries, and many other kool kollectibles!
A public service announcement for all lovers and would-be lovers from your BFFs at Atomic Kommie Comics™
' legendary 
based on the 
!)
,
had done a number of comic strips in Europe, but was unknown in America. 
and a then up-and-comer named Howard Chaykin (
, 
)!
in 1975 (a year after the strip was canceled) starring action-movie goddess 
as Friday,
, curiously, I've 
aficionado or grrrl hero fan in your life, you can't go wrong with a 
isn't.
(and show off your pop-culture knowledge) with kool kollectibles from 
(who guest-starred in 
) and martial-arts experts (
)
combined both the Loner and Man Framed themes!
) were few and far between on tv until the mid-1960s, and even then only as supporting characters (usually servants).
and East Side, West Side, which dealt with current social themes had Black guest stars including James Earl Jones and Diana Sands, but no Black regulars.
(1966) had both a Black regular character (
and, soon, 
, fame!)
and 
.
or 
and returning to a more upbeat, fun approach called The Heroic Age, closer to the Golden or Silver Age,while promising to remain "edgy" and "contmporary"!