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'''Mike Raub''' published the [[apazine]] ''[[Unco]]'' for the APA ''[[Myriad]]'' and the fanzine ''[[Wonderment]]''. He ran the Dream Factory chain of comics stores in New York and Connecticut. Prior to opening his first store, Raub worked as an on-air personality for several radio stations. | '''Mike Raub''' published the [[apazine]] ''[[Unco]]'' for the APA ''[[Myriad]]'' and the fanzine ''[[Wonderment]]''. He ran the Dream Factory chain of comics stores in New York and Connecticut. Prior to opening his first store, Raub worked as an on-air personality for several radio stations. | ||
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Revision as of 06:39, 6 December 2019
(April 25, 1951 - March 19, 2019)
Mike Raub published the apazine Unco for the APA Myriad and the fanzine Wonderment. He ran the Dream Factory chain of comics stores in New York and Connecticut. Prior to opening his first store, Raub worked as an on-air personality for several radio stations.
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