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Cataract Quarterly / No. 1

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Cataract Quarterly / No. 1

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Issue No. 1 (The Remnant / Deep Freeze [A Long-form Dad Joke] / Beginning, Starting, Growing) =|= 7.5" x 10", full color, 48 pages =|= Made by a guy in Minneapolis, for folks who like overthinky things.

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