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A joy to read with your kids.
I am extremely pleased to be able to obtain these superbly resurrected versions of Classics Illustrated Junior. I have several already, and plan to purchase all issues made available. Except for a very slight reduction in size, these reproductions are exact reprints of the original books I enjoyed as a kid; I read every copy of both Classics Illustrated and Classics Illustrated Junior, I could get my hands on, back in the 1950s. I, like many unfortunate souls, allowed my collection to slip through my fingers over the years; hey, we read and traded comic books back then, we didn't collect them. I, like many people, wish I had. Now, I have another chance. I read the Classic Illustrated Junior publications to my 4-? year old granddaughter; she loves them. This time I plan to keep them, and pass them on for my great grandchildren to enjoy. The stories, illustrations, and material contained in these reprints are of exceptional quality. I believe it would be of great benefit to our youth to occasionally turn off their game boys and TV; sit back and enjoy these simple treasures. Both adults and children may actually develop an appreciation for a long-standing form of valued entertainment.

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Welcome back, Juniors! You never looked better!
The revival of Classics Illustrated Junior is a welcome event for parents and children, and Jack Lake Productions is doing it right! The original line of 77 comic books, published from 1953 to 1971 in tandem with Albert Kanter's successful Classics Illustrated series, introduced millions of young readers to the realms of fairy tale, folk tale, legend, and myth. Now the Juniors are available again to engage the imaginations of a new generation with such titles as "The Golden Bird," "Cinderella," "The Steadfast Tin Soldier," "Paul Bunyan," and "The Wizard of Oz." The familiar covers and interiors by Dik Browne, Peter Costanza, Mike Sekowsky, L.B. Cole, and others have been enhanced in crisply digitized, vibrantly recolored editions. All of the fillers are there to be enjoyed again, from "Aesop's Fables" and poems by Robert Louis Stevenson to "The Animal World" and the "Color This Picture With Crayons" page. Fifty years later, Classics Illustrated Junior is as fresh and delightful as ever -- a treasure trove for the entire family.