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Blogging the work of cartoonist Irv Spector
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2008
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December
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- Happy New Year From Heckinaw County
- Tastes Just Like Chicken
- Coogy: Dirty Money (3)
- Coogy: Dirty Money (2)
- Coogy: Dirty Money - A Fight Film
- Stocking Stuffers
- Season's Greetings From Heckinaw County (1953)
- Spector at MGM: How The Grinch Stole Christmas
- Comic Book Interlude: Little Lionel, "The Big Game"
- Marty Taras Model Sheets - Barney Google, Snuffy S...
- Irv Spector At Hanna Barbera: The Jetsons: Use Thi...
- Irv Spector at Hanna Barbera: The Jetsons: Memo To...
- Irv Spector At Hanna-Barbera: The Jetsons -- 6-Fee...
- Irv Spector at Hanna Barbera: The Jetsons
- Donald Spector
- Irv Spector's Coogy: Comics Code Authority
- Comic Book Interlude: Lucky Duck, "From Bad To Voice"
- Irv Spector At Ed Graham Prods: Esoterica
- Irv Spector at Ed Graham Prods: Enter The Albino G...
- The Linus the Lionhearted Show: Roll Call
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December
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BLOGGEREL
- Abe Levitow
- Bob Jaques' Popeye Animator ID
- Cartoon Brew
- Cartoon Modern
- Cartoon Snap
- Cartoons, Model Sheets, and Stuff
- Cowan Collection
- Dave Mackey
- David Nethery
- Hairy Green Eyeball
- Mayerson on Animation
- Michael Barrier
- Michael Sporn's Splog
- Oddball Comics
- Pappy's Golden Age Comics
- Stripper's Guide
- ThadBlog
- Those Fabuleous 50's
- Uncle John's Crazy Town
- Will Finn's Small Room
3 comments:
What a beauty of a page. Thanks for showing this.
Wow, thank-you!
Happy to put it up! Thanks for coming by.
BTW - not sure if you're aware, but on some of the Coogy strips you might notice a dark horizontal line between the first and second row of panels. That's old adhesive marks where the top was detached and later put back on. Some newspapers would only buy "one-third of a page". In general, on a single page of newspaper you can fit 3 two-row comic strips or 2 three-row strips. So, the syndicate would lop off the first row and just sell the bottom two to those who only wanted it that way.
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