07/14/74
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08/11/74
08/18/74
09/08/74
09/15/74
09/22/74
09/29/74
10/13/74
10/20/74
10/27/74
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11/24/74
12/01/74
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Showing posts with label 1974. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1974. Show all posts
December 10, 2008
21 Dick Tracy Sunday Strips - 1974 (Chester Gould)
07/14/74
07/28/74
08/04/74
08/11/74
08/18/74
09/08/74
09/15/74
09/22/74
09/29/74
10/13/74
10/20/74
10/27/74
11/03/74
11/10/74
11/24/74
12/01/74
12/08/74
12/15/74
12/29/74
12/22/74
October 12, 2008
July 30, 2008
Flash Gordon - 11/09/1974
DAN BARRY (1923-1997) began working as a comic book artist in 1941. He worked on Airboy, Blue Bolt, and Doc Savage. From 1947 to 1948, he drew the Tarzan comic strip. In 1951 Barry revived the Flash Gordon comic strip for King Features Syndicate, which he wrote and illustrated until 1990.
BOB FUJITANI (Bob Fuje) (b. 1920) was a prolific artist during the Golden Age of Comics, working for many comic book publishers such as Avon, Dell, Lev Gleason, and Quality. He joined Dan Barry on the Flash Gordon comic strip during the late 1960s as an inker. In the 1990s, Fujitani worked on the Rip Kirby comic strip.
This is the original art to a Flash Gordon comic strip daily dated 11-9-74. This piece is in excellent condition, and has a image area of 13" x 3.75".
EBAY ITEM: 320092492315
BOB FUJITANI (Bob Fuje) (b. 1920) was a prolific artist during the Golden Age of Comics, working for many comic book publishers such as Avon, Dell, Lev Gleason, and Quality. He joined Dan Barry on the Flash Gordon comic strip during the late 1960s as an inker. In the 1990s, Fujitani worked on the Rip Kirby comic strip.
This is the original art to a Flash Gordon comic strip daily dated 11-9-74. This piece is in excellent condition, and has a image area of 13" x 3.75".
© 2008 http://www.lewiswaynegallery.com/
July 29, 2008
Flash Gordon - 11/08/1974
DAN BARRY (1923-1997) began working as a comic book artist in 1941. He worked on Airboy, Blue Bolt, and Doc Savage. From 1947 to 1948, he drew the Tarzan comic strip. In 1951 Barry revived the Flash Gordon comic strip for King Features Syndicate, which he wrote and illustrated until 1990.
BOB FUJITANI (Bob Fuje) (b. 1920) was a prolific artist during the Golden Age of Comics, working for many comic book publishers such as Avon, Dell, Lev Gleason, and Quality. He joined Dan Barry on the Flash Gordon comic strip during the late 1960s as an inker. In the 1990s, Fujitani worked on the Rip Kirby comic strip.
This is the original art to a Flash Gordon comic strip daily dated 11-8-74. This piece is in excellent condition, and has a image area of 13" x 3.75".
EBAY ITEM: 320092492309
BOB FUJITANI (Bob Fuje) (b. 1920) was a prolific artist during the Golden Age of Comics, working for many comic book publishers such as Avon, Dell, Lev Gleason, and Quality. He joined Dan Barry on the Flash Gordon comic strip during the late 1960s as an inker. In the 1990s, Fujitani worked on the Rip Kirby comic strip.
This is the original art to a Flash Gordon comic strip daily dated 11-8-74. This piece is in excellent condition, and has a image area of 13" x 3.75".
© 2008 http://www.lewiswaynegallery.com/
July 18, 2008
Casper the Friendly Ghost - xx/xx/1974
ERNIE COLON (b. 1931) worked for Harvey Comics for twenty years, drawing RICHIE RICH, CASPER, SPOOKY, HOT STUFF, and many more titles. He also contributed many horror stories to the Warren line, drew for the short lived Atlas Seaboard comics on Tiger Man and Grim Ghost, and later became a freelancer for DC.
This is the original art for one of the two comic strips that were found at the bottom of the two text pages of nearly every issue of the juvenile line of Harvey comics during the 1960s and '70s. This one features Casper the Friendly Ghost in a Cub Scout themed strip which was published in 1974. This art has an image area of 4.75" x 18" with an overall size of 7.25" x 22.5". This piece has a few missing art correction stats, moderate glue staining in the margin areas, and minor edge and corner wear. Otherwise, this piece is in nice solid condition.
EBAY ITEM: 310016542067
This is the original art for one of the two comic strips that were found at the bottom of the two text pages of nearly every issue of the juvenile line of Harvey comics during the 1960s and '70s. This one features Casper the Friendly Ghost in a Cub Scout themed strip which was published in 1974. This art has an image area of 4.75" x 18" with an overall size of 7.25" x 22.5". This piece has a few missing art correction stats, moderate glue staining in the margin areas, and minor edge and corner wear. Otherwise, this piece is in nice solid condition.
© 2008 http://www.lewiswaynegallery.com/
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