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Wikipedia article on Garth (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garth_(comic_strip)) refers to this episode story line as "The Wolf Man of Ausensee". However, there are no dates or number of strips listed for each episode, so there is no way currently to pin down the original dates of publication. However, most of the strips in this issue that were originally published in England tend to be from the late 1960's. That would be consistent with the hairstyles of the characters in these strips.
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These strips do not have dates, but have job serial numbers in each strip (1746-1751). From the Modesty Blaise Wikipedia article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modesty_Blaise), that places this sequence in the storyline for 'The Red Gryphon' (serial numbers 1689-1794 running from November 18, 1968 through March 22, 1969). Working from the start date of the storyline and using the English calendar for those years (and accounting for the fact that there was a 1720A strip in this storyline on Christmas Day, December 25, 1968), the strips published here would have been originally published from January 24-30, 1969.
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The fifth and sixth strips are reversed from the story order flow, but this is probably due to a labeling mistake by Mortimer since it is the only way to account for the sequence aligning on a daily schedule.
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These strips do not have dates, but have job serial numbers in each strip (681-686). From the James Bond comic strip Wikipedia article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bond_(comic_strip)), that places this sequence in the storyline for 'The Spy Who Loved Me' (serial numbers 603-815 running from December 18, 1967 through October 3, 1968). Working from the start date of the storyline and using the English calendar for those years, the strips published here would have been originally published during the week of March 18-23, 1968.
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These strips do not have dates, but have job serial numbers in each strip (H4695-H4700). From the Jeff Hawke Wikipedia article (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Hawke), that places this sequence in the storyline for 'The Strange Ship' (serial numbers 4644-4700 running from April 22, 1969 through June 29, 1969). Since June 29 was a Sunday in 1969, it is likely that the strips published here would have been originally published during the week of June 23-28, 1969.
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These strips do not have dates, but have job serial numbers in each strip (2833-2838). From the ERBzine's List of Daily Tarzan Comic Strips (http://www.erbzine.com/mag22/2293.html), that places this sequence in the storyline for 'Tarzan and the Fires of Kohr' (serial numbers 2833-2892 running through November 20, 1948). The start date for the storyline is not referenced, but we know there were 60 strips in the story. Assuming a normal daily publishing schedule and working backwards from the end date would put the publishing date for strip 2833 at August 30, 1948.
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