I’ve written about George Clark’s wonderful artwork previously, in my long-defunct Inkmunk blog.  Clark remains one of the great cartoonists of the mid-20th century.  He also remains a woefully underrated great cartoonist.  There are a host of reasons why an artist falls into the underrated category.  In short, Clark’s two main daily features, Side Glances (1928-1939) and The Neighbors (1939-1974), did not have reoccurring characters, which can result in less of a connection with the audience who never has a chance to develop an ongoing relationship with any specific characters.  We’ve seen a similar situation with TAD Dorgan’s Indoor Sports and Outdoor Sports panels, as well as many of Clare…