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soulcage

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  1. soulcage
    I'd guess a few hundred at most. Heathcliff does not have the mass plebeian appeal of Garfield.
  2. soulcage
    You're a good lad.
  3. soulcage
    Here's one more: Surgeon Stone by Richard Fletcher from 1949
  4. soulcage
    love the art!
  5. soulcage
    pic please!
  6. soulcage
    Honestly I have no idea how the Garfield strips command as much as they do today. The art is shockingly pedestrian, and so is the humor. The 10,000 dump should normalize the market hopefully in a few years, if not immediately.
  7. soulcage
    Those are just remarkable!
  8. soulcage
    Very cool! How did you track down the image of the published version?
  9. soulcage
    Here's another: Watso's Hacksaw the Detective from 1945. A pretty decent Sherlock Holmes clone!
  10. soulcage
    It's beautiful!
  11. soulcage
    Love the Goldberg! And the Pogo strip as well
  12. soulcage
    Very nice. What's your connection to Carol Day if you don't mind me asking?
  13. soulcage
    Here's another: an adorable Gene Byrnes Reg'lar Fellers strip from 1934
  14. soulcage
    Brian - these are beautiful. I love the Buck Rogers strip. That torn half of a Superman strip is interesting - kudos to whoever salvaged it!
  15. soulcage
    I remember seeing this in one of his books a while ago - beautiful!
  16. soulcage
    very beautiful art and the 30s fashion at display here
  17. soulcage
    made me laugh - wonderful piece!
  18. soulcage
    love your peanuts art! Wish I could afford it
  19. soulcage
    For the comic strip art collectors out there, what is the oldest (and perhaps most obscure) piece in your collection? I'll start with one (part of several) from my collection: Moncayo's "Don Quixote's Latest Adventures" from 1922.
  20. soulcage
    Humor and parody are my primary art collection themes. Comic strips, parody mags (Mad/Cracked etc), Archie, Harvey, ... I also try to stick to art from content I either enjoyed earlier in my life (nostalgia) or currently enjoy.
  21. soulcage
    A prelim for a 1 page gag from Mad magazine by the hilarious Duck Edwing!
  22. soulcage
    I got it this week and it's already my favorite DeCarlo cover
  23. soulcage
    Got my hands on this beautiful piece today
  24. soulcage
    And finally got my hands on several Horace and Buggy strips by Paul Coker and Duck Edwing!
  25. soulcage
    A beautiful DeCarlo Sabrina cover