Cobbledclam

And the comment I posted are from a 65 year old person of Japanese descent who was born and raised in San Francisco and whoms parents and many relatives were interred. It was a statement of ones opinion,and facts not withstanding they were possessions of a person who was interred in one of the camps and not a link to their culture or heritage. The names and markings were just an identifier to note person to which said items were addressed and distributed to.

I never said the internment aspect never mattered.

I don’t consider Okajima comics to be artifacts of a specific race or culture. They are not anything created while in the camps. They were possessions just like a plate, shirt, lamp, books etc. they were not items reflecting any cultural part of specifically Japanese history or heritage. Were they implemented as a form of propaganda against a country we were at war with? Yes I believe so. Comics as well with many other items that were possessions.

Extremely rare. Only one copy known

Closer!

Some fantastic Kirby, Schomburg and Simon in the early days as well. I'll have to dig out my number 1

Some people shouldn't associate themselves with the word "pile". I'm just saying. It's rife for verbal fodder for someone with a fertile mind. Pun intended.

Valley Comic Convention

Yay! I've been told Harley got fried Chicken! Con a success!

And yes I do mean high jinx

Gulp!