Here’s an example I scanned of Prince Valiant from March 16, 1941 by Hal Foster.
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Crumbling Paper: Prince Valiant
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Crumbling Paper: The Pixeys
Here’s an example I scanned of The Pixeys from 1925 by William Donahey.
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Please be advised that like many of the comic strips of the era, it contains offensive racial depictions. If this sort of thing offends you, you may not want to view it.
Crumbling Paper: The Nebbs
Here’s an example I scanned of The Nebbs from May 23, 1926 by Sol Hess.
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Crumbling Paper: Mr. and Mrs. (strip #2)
Here’s an example I scanned of Mr. and Mrs. from June 28, 1931. The strip was originally by Clare Briggs, this example is by his successor. It is missing a panel and a quarter… if anyone wants to draw what they think is missing, I will gladly post it here.
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Crumbling Paper: Mr. and Mrs. (strip #1)
Here’s an example I scanned of Mr. and Mrs. from June 28, 1931. The strip was originally by Clare Briggs, this example is by his successor.
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Crumbling Paper: Moon Mullins
Here’s an example I scanned of Moon Mullins with the footer strip Kitty Higgins from October 21, 1934 by Frank Willard.
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Crumbling Paper: The Gumps and Old Doc Yak (strip #4)
Here’s an example I scanned of The Gumps with the footer strip Old Doc Yak by Sidney Smith from 1933.
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Crumbling Paper: The Gumps and Old Doc Yak (strip #3)
Here’s an example I scanned of The Gumps with the footer strip Old Doc Yak by Sidney Smith from 1933.
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Crumbling Paper: The Gumps (strip #2)
Here’s an example I scanned of The Gumps by Sidney Smith from 1930 (?).
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Crumbling Paper: The Gumps (strip #1)
Here’s an example I scanned of The Gumps by Sidney Smith from September 11, 1921. I’ve been reading examples of The Gumps recently… it is really a wonderful strip. I hope someone chooses to do a comprehensive reprinting of it sometime soon… it deserves it.
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