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^C^1ALFREDO'S TRANSPORT TROUBLE
^Cby
^CMike Nuzzo
^C (adapted for the IBM PC by George Leritte)


When we left Alfredo in ~3|9BIG BLUE DISK^0 #7, things were looking grim for our 
hero -- trapped in a high-tech trash compactor, Alfredo seemed certain to 
become the thinnest computerized stickman in history. 

This month, we're happy to report that Alfredo survived, only to begin another 
ill-fated adventure through a subterranean maze filled with trapdoors and 
hidden passageways. 

Does Alfredo survive his "Transport Trouble"?  You will have to wait to find 
out for sure -- this Alfredo adventure is the first of a two-part episode.  
Look for Part Two, ALFREDO'S LASER LAMENT, in the next issue of ~3|9BIG BLUE DISK^0. 


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