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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Apr 2003.
WWI Ascii comic?

WWI Ascii comic?

I used to be a regular lurker on the newsgroup, but I've been out of touch
for a year.

I remember a comic strip about a WWI pilot. I know it's no longer being
written, but where may I find the archives of this comic strip?

Thank you,

~Stacy (formerly "DarkMika")

P.S. Tran's still here? What's his secret/problem/motive?

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