Excellent Christmas-carol themed one!

I'm glad you're happy with your two-day sequence! It was great to work with another Pogo collector to reunite strips from around the world into another themed sequence of my own.

Great Valentine's Day one! I love Ma'm'selle Hepzibah's expressions.

The dragon is one of my favorite characters of the Pandemonia sequence. It's interesting to see how Kelly edited out Sha-Lan's word balloon and pointing gesture in the second panel.

Great St. Patrick's Day strip! The Ukranian joke probably wasn't random--Kelly's wife at the time, Stephanie, was of Ukranian heritage.

Wow! Struzan really played up the Art Nouveau influences that were in John R. Neill's original illustrations for those Oz books. Lovely.

Wow. Frank was really doing amazing work toward the end of the strip.

Always cool to find a Pogo Christmas carol strip, even if this one didn't catch on like "Boston Charlie"!

Wow! I'd see that movie. If only it had been as great as this artwork!

Great strip from a funny sequence!

Stunning Pandemonia Sunday! I love the last panel.

Congratulations! That is a wonderful cover that captures the essence of early Pogo.

Great series of strips! Congratulations.

I just noticed the Finnish version used a different translation in 1994, but I can't tell if the differences were significant.

Beautifully rendered strip. Congratulations!

I believe the orginal art is at the Ohio State Billy Ireland collection, so you can visit it or download an image from their website.

Beautiful "bunny" strip! Love it. Most readers never got to see these when they came out.

Wow! I've never seen this. What a great painting of Scrooge and the cast of Duck Tales!

Wonderful early Pagan daily--you're building up quite a sequence of strips from this party!

Beautiful strip. It's interesting to see all the drawing under areas covered with solid black.

Stunning piece! I'd love to see a higher resolution scan.

Nice one. It really conveys Wiley Cat's menacing swagger.

The Prehysteria saga ends with a bang. I always liked the strips with the decrepit biplane!

What amazing gifts--a son and one of the most charming Pogos I've seen!

Great third panel! A classic example of Kelly's skill at political caricature.

Amazing range of tones and techniques in this one!

Wow! Love the gorgeous closeups.

That's a nice one from a great extended sequence!

That is an absolutely stunning painting. It will definitely dominate whatever wall you decide to put it on!

Beautiful strip. The enormous tree in the last panel is one of my favorite Kelly trees.

Beautiful background inking! Love the silhouettes of Pogo.

I think the Xs indicate the Beauregard figures to be copied or statted, rather than an intentional cross-out of a letter in Selby's name.

Nice one. It would be interesting to find out if Selby Kelly recycled some of Beauregard's poses when she took charge of the strip after Walt's death. Selby, named below the last panel, did not become part of Walt's life until the late 1960s.

Awesome Sunday! I am blown away the the details in this one. Once again, you beat me to the purchase!

Amazing brushwork on the sabretooth tiger! Thanks for the closeups.

That's pretty spectacular! Nice one.