Anderson Place
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Named for Murphy Anderson, a comic-book artist and inker who worked on Gil Kane's run on ''Green Lantern''. | Named for Murphy Anderson, a comic-book artist and inker who worked on Gil Kane's run on ''Green Lantern''. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 25 February 2007
Anderson Place was a street in Coast City that ended at Broome Street and ran parallel to Batton Street.
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Named for Murphy Anderson, a comic-book artist and inker who worked on Gil Kane's run on Green Lantern.
