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George Lichty: The Slingiest Ink-Slinger of ‘em All!
A look at the ink-slinging goodness of George Lichty
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Jay Irving’s Willie Doodle, 1946 Promotional Book
A look at a 1946 "Willie Doodle" comic strip promotional book.
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Milton Caniff’s Master Class II – The First Steve Canyon Sunday Page – January 19, 1947
A brief analysis of Milton Caniff's brilliant introductory Steve Canyon Sunday page from January 19, 1947.
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Marvin Friedman: News and Views from New Jersey Jews
A look at the work of the artist/illustration Marvin Friedman.
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Opper, Outcault and Company
Roy McCardell's 1905 article about the state of the Sunday comic strip supplement on its tenth anniversary.
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Ralph Bakshi: Construction of an Ink Slinger
A look at Ralph Bakshi's recent studio work from 2023.
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Sundays In The Funnies With Bud
A look at Bud Blake's wonderful Tiger Sunday pages.
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Gaar Williams: The Indiana Ink-Slinger
The life and comic strip artwork of Gaar Williams.
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Bill Mauldin’s Ink-Slinging Transformation During WWII
A look at Bill Mauldin's transformational work during WWII.
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Alex Toth: Space Explorer!
A look at Alex Toth's panel sketch book pages.
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Cartoonists Celebrate Caniff!
Cartoonists Celebrate the 10th Anniversary of Milton Caniff's "Terry and the Pirates".
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Milton Caniff’s Master Class – The Final Terry and The Pirates Sunday Page – December 29, 1946
A look at Milton Caniff's final Terry and the Pirates Sunday page.
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Pen Bites Man: The Inkslinging Virtuosity of Edward Sorel
A look at Edward Sorel's memoir "Profusely Illustrated", as well as work from his illustration career.
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Noel Sickles’ “Bud’s Meaco Comics”!
A look at Noel Sickles' first professional comic strip work, done years before Scorchy Smith.
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F.B. Opper’s ‘Erbie and ‘Is Playmates
Fredrick Burr Opper's 1932 anti-Herbert Hoover cartoons.
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