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Great page, Dan. Don Martin always makes me laugh as well.
Thanks for stopping by, Ron. Your galleries are a pleasure to browse, including some great Rip Kirbys!
Hi Steven - thanks for your comments. We obviously feel the same way about Raymond's talent. I would love to own a Flash Gordon Sunday some day - a grail piece indeed!
Hi Thomas! Thanks again for letting this one go - it's a terrific example and I love looking at it. Your Raymond gallery is so impressive - one of my favorite browsing destinations on CAF.
Sequential dailies, strong examples of Gray's dark ink style, and from an earlier time period: these strips check a lot of boxes, Thomas!
Hi Sean! Thanks so much for selling this Dennis daily to me. This one will be in my collection for a LONG time.
Hi T J - thanks for the comment. Ketcham added a lot of detail to this one!
Hi Dan! These early Dennis strips are few and far between. There must be a collector out there who keeps buying the good ones? I love the Dennis dailies you have posted in your gallery over the years. Keep them coming!
Hi Thomas! Ketcham was a master at capturing the child perspective. I never seem to tire of these 1950s Dennis comics.
Hi Steven, the sad thing is that I now enjoy antique shops just as much as my parents once did although it is always a little unsettling to see things from my childhood being sold as antique. Thanks for your comment!
I love the word "Peace" in Donald's newspaper, which is very much at odds with Donald's expression. Absolute Barks perfection!
The fact that this cover even exists makes me very happy. Wonderful piece of art!
Thanks Thomas! I have another Napoleon Sunday that I need to add to my gallery - McBride's art really shines in the large format of a Sunday page.
Thanks Thomas. It's not often you get a second chance in this hobby. Sometimes things just work out.
Thanks Roger. I thoroughly enjoyed browsing your art collection - you have an amazing eye for quality!
Hi Dan! I love the Wiseman Dennis Sunday you recently added to your collection as well. Wouldn't it be great to see a large-format reprint of these Sundays in book form some day?
Anguish is the perfect description for the final panel. Thanks Earl!
Hi Marcus! I don't have a lot of superhero artwork in my collection, but I always seem to find room for pages like this one. And, if you are a comic book collector, Sugar and Spike is a tough title to collect in high grade. The kids read these books to pieces.
Hi Marcus, McBride was frequently creative and experimental with his panel layout, but the expressions he renders for the dog are usually my favorite part of the strip.
Thomas, thanks again for helping me land this cool strip. I also appreciate your encouragement to finally start posting on CAF. I'm really looking forward to meeting more fellow art collectors!
Thanks Ron! I don't often see nice Rip Kirby strips offered for sale. After reviewing your amazing galleries, I now understand why. :)
I like your Coyote & Road Runner analogy, and I LOVE the artwork from your avatar. Adding a Frazetta Johnny Comet daily to my art stacks is a top goal for me.
