
I don't know. I was never really a big fan of Johnny Hart's B.C. comic strip but my wife was so along with her dowry came a number of B.C. paperback collections. She was looking at this one last night and I just found it highly amusing. Zoom in on it and note the fine print on the front cover. Apparently the title of the book was originally "LIFE IS A SEVENTY-FIVE CENT PAPERBACK." Then, the price of paper went up and it became,

Yes, it did. Life was eventually a dollar seventy-five cent paperback, then a dollar ninety-five cent in 1984. I think that's when life ended, at least in inflationary terms.
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