Here's some other stuff I came across while completing my favorite series. I love this late forties Mickey Mouse and I am informed that eventually it will be published in the Fantagraphics sries. I can't wait!
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Showing posts with label Floyd Gottfredson. Show all posts
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Mickey Mouse Funnies
Tuesday Comic Strip Day.
Here's some other stuff I came across while completing my favorite series. I love this late forties Mickey Mouse and I am informed that eventually it will be published in the Fantagraphics sries. I can't wait!
Here's some other stuff I came across while completing my favorite series. I love this late forties Mickey Mouse and I am informed that eventually it will be published in the Fantagraphics sries. I can't wait!
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
The Mouse I Hoarded
Tuesday Comic Strip Day.
I recently scanned a lot of Micky Mouse pages from the forties. I haven't yet prepared them all, but before I do I want to unload all of the Mickey Mouse strips I have amassed over teh last year. There are some realy beauties here. I an not quite sure which ones are by which artist. My natural assumption would be that the funniest and liveliest are by Floydd Gotfredson, but I don't think he did the Sundays in the middle years. He did do the later dailies and I guess some of the Sundays, too. I advice anyone who want to know for sure to get Alan Holtz' History of Amerikcan Newspaper Strip, becuase it is all in there (as well as every credit you ever want to see about every newspaper strip).
I recently scanned a lot of Micky Mouse pages from the forties. I haven't yet prepared them all, but before I do I want to unload all of the Mickey Mouse strips I have amassed over teh last year. There are some realy beauties here. I an not quite sure which ones are by which artist. My natural assumption would be that the funniest and liveliest are by Floydd Gotfredson, but I don't think he did the Sundays in the middle years. He did do the later dailies and I guess some of the Sundays, too. I advice anyone who want to know for sure to get Alan Holtz' History of Amerikcan Newspaper Strip, becuase it is all in there (as well as every credit you ever want to see about every newspaper strip).
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