Lil Abnor - Based on United Feature Comics by Al Capp

27" x 41".

1947 Astor. Starring Buster Keaton and Martha O'Driscoll. Based on United Feature Comics by Al Capp. Re-release. 27" x 41".

1947 Astor. Starring Buster Keaton and Martha O'Driscoll. Based on United Feature Comics by Al Capp. Re-release. Top corners missing. 27" x 41".

United States,20th Century Group includes Harvey Publications Li'l Abner Comics #61, #62, and #66 and Toby Press Al Capp's Li'l Abner #70, #73, #74, #76 (8.0-8.5), and #84. Harvey comics condition ran

Triptych of comics, Al Capp L'il Abner Frank King, Gasoline Alley and Harold Gray Little Orphan. 6 1/2" x 22 1/4"

1956 Natural Disasters! Promotional Comic - Al Capp artwork - Li'l Abner Cover and Cameo

30 Li'L Abner Newspaper Comic Proofs by Al Capp, ? 1977 Chicago Tribune, New York News Syndicate, Inc., Daily Editors Proofs from The Phila Inquirer and Bulletin Newspapers including: fifteen sheets,

Five Sets Li'L Abner Sunday Comic Proofs by Al Capp. Editors proofs from The Phila Inquirer and Bulletin Newspapers including: Apr 24rh and May 8th (missing May 1st), May 15th, May 29th (missing May 2

United Feature Syndicate, April 26, 1945, ink on card, titled in pencil along top, signed and inscribed "To James D. McCoy Jr.", presented in a black painted wood frame. DOA 8 x 24 in. Additional hig

Al Capp Li'l Abner original art "Ready for Freddy", Al Capp (American, 1909-1979), ink over graphite on paper, matted and framed, original art for a pair of L'il Abner comic strips featuring the phras

Framed Al Capp Signed 1974 Limited Edition (238/250) Serigraph “Happy Sadie Hawkins Day!!”, a Scene from His Internationally Famous “Li’l Abner” Comic Strip. Size: 40" x 25".

Framed Al Capp Signed 1974 Limited Edition Serigraph “Suit O’ Clothes” (95/250), a Scene from His Internationally Famous “Li’l Abner” Comic Strip. Size: 42 1/2" x 22 1/4".

3X5 Vintage index card signed in ballpoint ink by Al Capp. In very good condition. (1909-1979) Al Capp was an American cartoonist and humorist best known for the satirical comic strip Li'l Abner, whic

Lil Abner Funny Face Contest. December 1949, Golden Age, $.10. Bagged and boarded

Title: (three iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, first two signed in pencil by the artist, last unsigned, uned

Title: (four iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, each signed in pencil by the artist, each numbered from the ed

Title: (three iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, first two signed in pencil by the artist, last unsigned, uned

Title: (four iconic scenes related to the comic strip "Lil Abner"), screenprints in colors on linen paper or standard paper,c. 1975-1979, each signed in pencil by the artist, each numbered from the ed

Cool Al Capp signed serigraph on a woven canvas type paper and number 119/250 from 1975. Features Daisy Mae with Li'l Abner. Unframed and measures 24" x 36"

Original artwork. First one marked 1967 by World News Syndicate. The second one copyright 1939 by United Feature Syndicate. Both show three panel comics from the Li'l Abner comic strip. Some pencil wr

Al Capp (American 1909-1979) Li'l Abner "Huntley-Brinkley" 1964. Daily Comic Strip, original art, dated and signed: "9.14 Am Capp". News Syndicare Inc., World Rights Reserved. {Q50E724401} (AC) Dimens

No Reserve! Al Capp's Li'l Abner #79. GD+ Shipping: Individual Comics: Flat-rate of $9.99 (1-8 comics) or $19.99 (9+ comics) to anywhere within the contiguous U.S. International: Foreign shipping rate

Al Capp (American, 1909-1979) 'Lil' Abner' Ink and Acetate on Paper Comic Strip 1961, signed lower center, depicting the Yokum family in a three-panel comic, edited with Wite-Out, housed in a wood fra

(1909-1979) American cartoonist, creator of Lil Abner. Two original hand-inked and signed comic artworks, the first a four-panel strip by Capp and Bob Lubbers, dated 1954 and measuring 20 in. x 7 in.