Chic Young Blondie Sunday Comic Strip Original A

Chic Young Blondie Comic Daily Strip Original Art. Original Comic Daily Strip Artwork dated 10-28-41. Titled on verso ''Invasion in America'', measures 5.75'' x 20.25'', excellent condition. Provenanc

An original in ink on artist's paper, February 11, 1945, Dagwood's attempt at having a quiet and private bath in his tub end with him being fired by Mr. Dithers. Signed in the final panel, the origina

'Blondie'' Sunday comic strip hand-drawn and signed by Chic Young published on 25 September 1938. Titled ''Little Helper'', Baby Dumpling causes problems for Dagwood at work while Blondie shops for a

''Blondie'' Sunday comic strip hand-drawn and signed by Chic Young published on 6 April 1941. In this cute strip titled ''My Pal!'', Daisy alerts Dagwood and his poker-playing friends that the wives a

A dated 1940 original Dagwood sketch by cartoonist Chic Young who created the famed Blondie comic strip with COA

Chic (Murat Bernard Young) Young (1901 - 1973) 1968 BLONDIE COMIC 4-FRAMES Original in Comic Strip with Blue Pencil Highlights. Signed lower right corner: Chic Young. King Features Syndicate Inc 1968

Chic Young Original Cartoon & Signature c.1929. Murat Bernard "Chic" Young (January 9, 1901 - March 14, 1973) was an American cartoonist who created the popular, long-running comic strip Blondie.

''Blondie'' comic strip hand-drawn and signed by Chic Young from 16 March 1935. In this cute strip titled ''Two Shakes of a Lamb Tail'', the perpetually late Blondie keeps Dagwood waiting. Measures 21

Framed Movie Poster - Blondie Takes a Vacation. Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake and Larry Simms. Based upon comic strip created by Chic Young. Marked on bottom right Columbia Pictures Corp. Minor creasin

Dean Young Signed 1976 U.S. $2 Bill - This 1976 U.S. $2 bill is signed by American cartoonist, Dean Young, head writer of the popular comic strip Blondie, which he inherited from his father Chic Young

Forty-eight Blondie Newspaper Comic Strip Proof by Young and Raymond, Editor's proofs from The Philadelphia Inquirer and Bulletin, Sunday Proof from Jan. 1977 Oct 1981 (missing many Sunday pages). ? K

(Disney, 1941) The original art for a Donald Duck Sunday comic strip dated July 13, 1941. The entire strip is hand-drawn and inked, with the title block a paste-up of pre-existing art (a common practi

Description: Comic Art Brant Parker Wizard of Id Sunday Comic Strip Original Art Brant Parker Wizard of Id Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 3-7-76 (Field Enterprises, 1976). 20" x

Henry Schlensker (as Roy Crane) Buz Sawyer 12-8-1977 16.25 x 4.75 image pencil/ink on bristol board signed in great condition. Royston Campbell Crane, who signed his work Roy Crane, was an American ca

Henry Schlensker (as Roy Crane) Buz Sawyer 13-25-77 16.25 x 4.75 image pencil/ink on bristol board signed in great condition. Royston Campbell Crane, who signed his work Roy Crane, was an American car

Clarence Gray Brick Bradford Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 8-12-1945 (King Features Syndicate, 1945). This exciting adventure strip was produced in ink on three pieces of illustration board. t

Clarence Gray Brick Bradford Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 12-13-1945 (King Features Syndicate, 1945). This exciting adventure strip was produced in ink on three pieces of illustration board.

DUDLEY FISHER (1890-1951) "Too Much Speed." Right Around Home, Sunday Comic Strip. Original "Right Around Home" comic strip, published November 11, 1947, with King Features Syndicate pastedown and run

Manuel Gonzales (1913-1993),Mickey Mouse Sunday Comic Strip Original Art dated 8-24-69. Complete 12 panel Sunday original comic art newspaper strip. "Car Phone" Mickey is having a problem with Minnie

A 50s original Dagwood sketch from Blondie cartoonist Chic Young with COA

"Mary Perkins on Stage" by Leonard Starr and "Smitty" by Berandt, approximate work size of each 15" x 21".

(1900-1987 American) Original Sunday comic strip, ink on artist cardboard, signed bottom right panel, dated December 31, 1967, copyrighted by Chicago Tribune, approximate work size 30" x 23".

United States,Circa 1940 Original Sunday comic strip artwork titled "Van Rensselaer and The Mutts" by E.H. Howard, Twenty-two panels ink on Bristol board board following the whimsical escapades of dog

Steve Roper three panel original illustrated Sunday comic strip art for Publishers Newspaper Syndicate. Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.1964. Gifted to Mary Black owner of Rockerfella House with all best wishes -