Here is another family-oriented Easter offering, and my favorite of the bunch this year. Billy, Jeffy, Dolly, and PJ meet the Easter Bunny himself (voiced by the late Dizzie Gillespie) in A Family Circus Easter.
And that's it for my Easter programming this year. As I've said before, I wanted to get it out early as I leave for Walt Disney World with the family tomorrow and won't return until late next week. I'll be off the grid until at least then, so if you don't hear from me beforehand, Happy Easter!
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Thanks Todd. I'd love to see these Dell comics reprinted, and I suspect they will be someday; the originals are not easy to come by, affordably or not.
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