Wife Gets Smart, Makes Husband Happy: Supermarket Comic Strip Ads of World War II
Compiled & Annotated by Nat GertlerForeword by Dr. Vicki Howard When a major American supermarket chain began including comic strips…
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Compiled & Annotated by Nat GertlerForeword by Dr. Vicki Howard When a major American supermarket chain began including comic strips…
Over a decade before George Booth brought his cartooning talent to the New Yorker, where his quirky style, wry sense…
Which one is Kitz? Which one is Katz? Nobody knows, including Kitz and Katz! Bob Laughlin’s cult 1980s indie comic…
by Charles M. Schulz with Jim Sasseville In the late 1950s, amidst the surging popularity of Peanuts and during a…
On December 13, 1982, the world was introduced to ARNOLD. Created by industry newcomer Kevin McCormick, readers were unprepared for…
This World War II classic is back! “Along with the jeep, the robot bomb and Spam, the wolf in GI…
She’s a little gem with diamonds for eyes! The year after the great Bill Woggon created Katy Keene, the comic…
The 1950s and ‘60s were the classic era of the American road trip. With cars having become ubiquetous and airfare…
Before Pete Tumlinson drew the early adventures of Marvel’s Kid Colt, Outlaw, he created this wild romp of a strip…
Written by Phil Evans, drawn by Tom Cook, space consulting by I. M. Levitt It’s 1961, and as human beings…