Joakim managed to send me a copy of the book!





But the costumes are clearly the same and it really looks as if Tony Strobl who designed the book had seen Ken Anderson's drawings earlier on. Intriguing, wouldn't you say?
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But the costumes are clearly the same and it really looks as if Tony Strobl who designed the book had seen Ken Anderson's drawings earlier on. Intriguing, wouldn't you say?
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