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- Collects: - Cry of the Werewolf (Progs 322-328)- The Weather Man (Progs 329-330)- Requiem for a Heavyweight (Progs 331-334)- The Graveyard Shift (Progs 335-341)- The Suspect (Prog 342)- Rumble in the Jungle (Progs 343-345)- Bob & Carol & Ted & Ringo (Progs 346-349)- Pieromania (Prog 350)- The Highwaymen (Prog 353)- Are You Tired of Being Mugged

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