Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Pop Art: Coloring Books (Planet of the Apes Edition)
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I had the Apes coloring book at the top. I believe it was the first place where I ever drew boobies on a character.
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These POTA coloring books were always a fun part of my '70s boyhood.
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