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Electronics-Themed Comics
March 1969 Electronics
World
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March 1969 Electronics World 
Table of Contents
Wax nostalgic about and learn from the history of early electronics. See articles from Electronics World, published May 1959 - December 1971. All copyrights hereby acknowledged. |
TGIF. If this past week has had you on edge, cheer up -the weekend's almost here. Once the final fire has been put out - or is at least contained - give yourself a break and enjoy these tech-themed comics from a vintage issue of Electronics World magazine. My favorite is the one on page 83 which is a takeoff on the well-worn comedy meme of the husband trying to sneak back into the house after a night out with the boys. This poor guy has been outwitted by his wife, who evidently has a bit of tech savvy working for her.
Electronics-Themed Comics
"Hurry up - erase that connection before you start a fire!"
March 1969 Electronics World (p55)
"Nothing like keeping in shape for when TV quits at the GoGo Club."
March 1969 Electronics World (p64)
"Harvey! How dare you come in at this hour and in that condition!
My mother warned me against marrying you."
March 1969 Electronics World (p83)
Posted January 12, 2018
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