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CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine comic books 1966

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  • Issue #24
    CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine 24
    CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine #24
    Published Oct 1966 by Jerry G. Bails.

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    Capa-alpha was the first amateur press association (APA) dedicated to comic books, started by Jerry Bails (later issues edited by Don and Maggie Thompson), wherein contributers donate pages to each issue which is then compiled and sent to the members. Cover for issue #24 by Ryan. "The Owl" by Mart Bailey and Jerry De Fuccio, plus fan reviews, art, and more. 8.5 x 11, 52 pages.

  • Issue #25
    CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine 25
    CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine #25
    Published Nov 1966 by Jerry G. Bails.

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    Capa-alpha was the first amateur press association (APA) dedicated to comic books, started by Jerry Bails (later issues edited by Don and Maggie Thompson), wherein contributers donate pages to each issue which is then compiled and sent to the members. Cover for issue #25 by Steve Kelez. Batmania #10 insert from Biljo White, plus fan reviews, art, and more. 8.5 x 11, approx 66 pages.

  • Issue #26
    CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine 26
    CAPA-alpha (K-A) (1964 Jerry Bails) Fanzine #26
    Published Dec 1966 by Jerry G. Bails.

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    Capa-alpha was the first amateur press association (APA) dedicated to comic books, started by Jerry Bails (later issues edited by Don and Maggie Thompson), wherein contributers donate pages to each issue which is then compiled and sent to the members. Cover for issue #26 by the Thompsons. Christmas issue, plus fan reviews, art, and more. 8.5 x 11, approx 100 pages.