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Cover of the program for the 22nd Japan Science Fiction Convention, aka Daicon IV, held at the Osaka Welfare Pension Hall on 20 and 21 August 1983. The cover art is by mangaka Satomi Mikuriya of his character Nora Scholar from his manga Nora.
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Panel Descriptions Program Name( Oraganized A-Z), Program Description, Panelists, Date/ Time, Room Aaron Dismuke Q& A, Aaron Dismuke will take questions! Ask him anything your heart desires, Aaron Dismuke, Friday 7-8 PM, Panel Room 2 Aaron Roberts Q& A, Ask Aaron anything! Well, just about an...
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Vintage Program - 1977 Comic Art Convention
