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Cover of first Creepy

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{{Non-free use rationale |Article=Creepy |Description=Cover of first Creepy |Source=Warren Publishing; web source: http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/creepy |Portion=Slightly cropped |Low_resolution=Low-rez and greatly reduced |Purpose=The image is used to provide a sample of the comic book artist's work. The image is being used in an informative way. The image is a web-resolution image. As only a cover of a single issue, the image does not limit Warren Publishing's ability to sell the issue from which it came. The publication is the subject of the critical commentary. |Replaceability=Irreplaceable |other_information=Magazine founded by Russ Jones in 1964.

{{Non-free use rationale |Article=Russ Jones |Description=Cover of first Creepy, edited by Russ Jones |Source=Warren Publishing; web source: http://www.coverbrowser.com/covers/creepy |Portion=Slightly cropped |Low_resolution=Low-rez and greatly reduced |Purpose=The image is used to identify publication created by Russ Jones. The image is being used in an informative way. The image is a web-resolution image. As only a cover of a single issue, the image does not limit Warren Publishing's ability to sell the issue from which it came. The publication is the subject of the critical commentary. |Replaceability=Irreplaceable |other_information=Magazine founded by Russ Jones in 1964.

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