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Type	Name
[STORY]	Sock It To 'Em! / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Mad House Ma-ad Jokes (Archie, 1969 series) #68 (June 1969))
[STORY]	Leather Lunacy / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Archie's Madhouse (Archie, 1959 series) #65 (December 1968))
[STORY]	Goon Tune / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Mad House Ma-ad Jokes (Archie, 1969 series) #67 (April 1969))
[STORY]	Mark Lark / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 2 pages (from Mad House Ma-ad Jokes (Archie, 1969 series) #67 (April 1969))
[STORY]	Sky Guy / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Archie's Madhouse (Archie, 1959 series) #65 (December 1968))
[STORY]	Daffy Deal / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Mad House Ma-ad Jokes (Archie, 1969 series) #68 (June 1969))
[STORY]	Peeve Heave / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Mad House Ma-ad Jokes (Archie, 1969 series) #67 (April 1969))
[STORY]	Name Game / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Archie's Madhouse (Archie, 1959 series) #65 (December 1968))
[STORY]	Tough Stuff / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 2 pages (from Archie's Madhouse (Archie, 1959 series) #65 (December 1968))
[STORY]	Hustle Bustle / Zippy and the Zappers / comic story / 1 page (from Archie's Madhouse (Archie, 1959 series) #66 (February 1969))

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