Funny Komiks blg 349 - February 22, 1985

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 I am sharing the scanned copy of the oldest Funny Komiks on my collection. Sadly, I don't have the cover page of this copy. Someone gave this to me and I remember that the cover is already missing when I got it. I am uploading the digital copy to preserve it digitally and be read by more people especially kids. 











































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