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> On 13 Sep 2001, stumo@bigfoot.com (Stuart Moore) bought a
> plush plankton doll and said:
>
> >We're getting more and more comic strips - I'm in heaven! Now
> >all I could ask for is the return of the Red Baron...
>
> Red Baron- the first (I think), and IMHO, the greatest.

I dont think it was the first .. but you're not alone feeling it was / is the
greatest.