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The official website for the "Stationed in Germany with Fred and Frank" cartoons created by Charles Kaufman. From 1979-1992 Fred and Frank cartoons were read each month by nearly a million Army, Navy and Air Force personnel stationed in Europe.

"Fred and Frank - When They Were Kids" Comics. They have been in development since 1979 and now in the works. The all new comic whacky and zaney adventures of Fred and Frank when they were Kids. Here is a sneak-peek of sketches from the cartoons and comics of the new Fred and Frank (aka "Freddie" and "Frankie") as kids characters.

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Who are Fred and Frank? Fred and Frank was a monthly comic written and illustrated by Charles Kaufman between 1979 and 1992 about the off-duty hours of two U.S. servicemen stationed in Europe . The comic appeared monthly as a full-page, black-and-white cartoon. Fred and Frank was dreamed up in the summer of 1979 and first published in late 1979 and appeared almost monthly in a magazine first titled 'Overseas Life' and then 'Overseas!', for 13 years until 1992.

The comics were about the off-duty experiences of two U.S. G.I.s stationed in Germany and experiencing life in Europe. Read each month by close to a million. At it's height in circulation nearly a million U.S. Army, Air Force and Navy plus civilian personnel and their families stationed all over Europe read "Stationed in Germany with Fred and Frank". The cartoon was one of the longest - if not the longest- running military-related cartoons ever published.

Zombies, ghosts, vampires, travels to New York, Germany, Australia and around the world as they search for adventure, trouble, treasure and a lame joke or two!.

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If there is trouble to be found, Freddie and Frankie will find it and make things worse!

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