A golden age alphabet for February 2012

[generic user]

Popeye Punches a Person through the Page

[ciorac]

P is for parker and ponseti , that's good enough for me

 

[generic user]

P is for a Pile of PWEs

 

[cheetah]

P is for Penny

 

[cheetah]

P is for the Prettiest Lady in Blue

 

[cheetah]

P is for Piracy. Arrrgh.

 

[cheetah]

P is for the ever-Popular Popular Comics

 

 

[cheetah]

P is for Planet

 

 

[generic user]

P is for Plastic Man and Phantom Lady in Police Comics! A 3-fer!

 

 

[cheetah]

P is also for a Plethora of Planets

 

[generic user]

A Passel of Porky Pig

 

[generic user]

and if you don't like pork, there's always poultry

 

[Forbush-Man]

Phantom Stranger.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Can't remember the way I listed the #5...

[Forbush-Man]

Planet Comics

 

[selegue]

A Passel of Porky Pig

 

You've outporked me big-time, but here's a few of Porky's early Looney Tunes appearances.

 

JPS

[selegue]

A Passel of Porky Pig

 

You've outporked me big-time, but here's a few of Porky's early Looney Tunes appearances.

 

And his gal-pal Petunia Pig.

 

JPS

(Porky's shirt-eating grin on 71 cracks me up)

[selegue]

P is for Peterkin Pottle by John Stanley

 

Interesting strip in the later Raggedy Ann and Andy books. An odd combination of Walter Mitty, the fantasy stories in Little Lulu and Supersnipe. Maybe Herbie was partially "inspired" by him.

 

 

 

(Who was looking for giraffe covers?)

 

JPS

 

[pastandpresentcomics]

P is for POPULAR

 

 

P is for PICNIC PARTY

 

 

P is for Pocahontas

 

 

P is for Crime Must Pay the Penalty

 

[generic user]

A Passel of Porky Pig

 

You've outporked me big-time, but here's a few of Porky's early Looney Tunes appearances.

 

JPS

 

I can honestly say that's the first time anyone has said that to me....

 

[Pat Calhoun]

Double-dose of Emsh covers shoehorned into ‘P’- because today is Ed Emshwiller’s birthday (February 16, 1925-July 27, 1990)