Batman '66 chapter 9 original art for sale: Egghead!

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Prices beneath each page, Priority Mail in the US adds $15, please ask for international rate quotes.  Marvel at the density of the blue pencil!  Thrill to the spackle-like white-out!  Email me at whamcomics at gmail dot com if you want any of 'em.  Thanks!

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