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William Wray UNITED STATES
Member Since April 2010
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Dennis Sunday

Location: personal collection
Artist: Al Wiseman (All)

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Artwork Details
Location: personal collection
Title: Dennis Sunday*
Artist:  Al Wiseman (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Comic Strip
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 789
Likes on CAF: 0
Comments: 4
Added to Site: 8/19/2011

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From the first year . Looks to be drawn by Al Wiseman the long time Sunday artist and best artist on the comic book in the fifties/ sixties and long time merchandising artist for Dennis. He arguably was as important to the visual development of Dennis as Ketchum.

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Member Since: April 2010
Last Login: July 2026
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Website: http://williamwray.blogspot.com/
Country: UNITED STATES
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Dan F Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/21/2011

I remember when this was for sale; great early example. I wondered at the time if it was Lee Holley though. When I see those 'evil eyebrows' I think of Holley... did he take a turn at the Sundays? But, when I see Dennis running with those puff balls behind him I think of Wiseman. I'm never as sure about the really early stuff. When each Dennis artist developed their own strong style it becomes quite a bit easier. Anyway, great score!
Dan F Member Since 2004
Posted On 8/21/2011

I remember when this was for sale; great early example. I wondered at the time if it was Lee Holley though. When I see those 'evil eyebrows' I think of Holley... did he take a turn at the Sundays? But, when I see Dennis running with those puff balls behind him I think of Wiseman. I'm never as sure about the really early stuff. When each Dennis artist developed their own strong style it becomes quite a bit easier. Anyway, great score!
William Wray Member Since 2010
Posted On 8/21/2011

its Al . Holly was later. There may have been a panel or two that Hank re- penciled or Hanks hand in bolding the inks here and there, but all the secondary folks are pure Al W. Notice the one woman who looks just like Dennis Mom? They should have changed her.
William Wray Member Since 2010
Posted On 8/21/2011

William Wray wrote:
" its Al . Holly was later. There may have been a panel or two that Hank re- penciled or Hanks hand in bolding the inks here and there, but all the secondary folks are pure Al W. Notice the one woman who looks just like Dennis Mom? They should have changed her.  "
the more I look at it... some one else my have inked it. But it's Al pencils.