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Shuywiki (talk·contribs) / Huyler, Stafford This user has contributed to the article.
There are two factually accurate and verifiable news articles currently not expanded from or referenced to on this page. First is People Magazine from March 13th 1995 Vol 43 No 10 Byting the Hand. Second is The Milwaukee Journal / via the New York Times - Jan 17, 1995 Internet shows a sense of humor. This represent Webcomics historical facts and may be deemed important as Stafford Huyler is still cartooning NetBoy to this day.
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